Is it poisonous? Is it a beneficial insect or a pest?

The snail is an arthropod of the family Arthropodae, which looks like a centipede and is slightly smaller. It is active in summer and autumn. It often lives in dark and damp places inside and outside the house, crawling under walls, mosquito nets, furniture and beds. So, is the snail poisonous? Is it a beneficial insect or a pest?

Is the snail poisonous?

The snail is poisonous.

1. Liriodendron is a type of millipede, and centipede is a close relative, 1.5 to 5 cm long, the body is slender and slightly flattened, the body color is brown, the whole body is divided into 16 segments, each section has a pair of slender feet, there is a link behind the head, there is a pair of hooked jaw feet, the end of the jaw foot is claw-shaped, and there are venom gland openings at the top of the claws, which can secrete venom, which can cause local herpes after touching human skin, which is tingling and uncomfortable.

2. There are many kinds of Artemisia angustifolia, which are common in China, distributed in the southern provinces; they are mostly active in summer and autumn, often live in dark and damp places inside and outside the house, crawl under walls, mosquito nets, furniture and beds, rest in rotten leaves and rotten wood during the day, come out to look for food at night, crawl faster, and feed mainly on insects and spiders.

3. The snakebite itself is slightly poisonous. After being bitten, the human skin can cause local herpes, first a translucent blister, then into turbid pus or blood, with a clear redness around it, and the blister wall is often scratched or scraped to form an erosive surface; if it is bitten, it does not matter if it is not painful or swollen, 1% mint calamine lotion can be used if itching, or Nantong Jidesheng snake tablet or Shanghai snake medicine can be used to apply it into a thin paste with water.

4. Although it is poisonous, it can be used as medicine, warm in nature and pungent in taste. It has the effects of clearing away heat and dispelling wind, detumescence and detoxification, breaking phlegm and dysmenorrhea, treating diseases such as fullness, carbuncle, choking diaphragm, saliva spitting, etc.; it also likes to enter the ear, if it enters the ear, it can be divided into selenium sand, gallbladder, etc., blow into the ear with goose feather tube, or adjust realgar with vinegar, it can kill it, turn water out, and it can also be induced by heavy oil and strong fragrance.

Second, is it a beneficial insect or a pest?

Scutellaria is a beneficial insect.

1. Most of them live in dark and damp places inside and outside the house. They like to prey on spiders, bedbugs, termites, cockroaches, bark fish, ants and other domestic arthropods, and inject venom into their bodies with poisonous fangs to kill pests, so they are beneficial insects.

2. If you see it at home, don't be afraid of it or drive it away. It usually doesn't bite, but when it hurts it, it will fight back and bite. Its toxicity is very weak, and you don't have to worry about being hurt by it. And it can clean up the pests at home, and when there is nothing to eat, it will naturally leave.

Conclusion: Scutellaria is poisonous. there is a venomous gland opening at the top of the claws of its head, which can secrete venom and cause local herpes after touching human skin; although it is toxic, it can be used in medicine and has the effect of clearing away heat and wind, detumescence and detoxification, breaking phlegm and dredging menstruation. Scutellaria is a beneficial insect. It likes to prey on spiders, bedbugs, termites, cockroaches, bark fish, ants and other pests. If you see it at home, don't be afraid of it, and you don't have to drive it away.