Scorpions are carnivorous animals, mainly eating dragonflies, centipedes, flies, ground beetles, cabbage worms, moths, mice, Tenebrio molitor, grasshoppers, crickets, crickets and so on. , are alive, but not dead. Scorpion is a general term for arachnid species in the arthropod phylum of the animal kingdom. Their typical features include slender bodies, claws, curved and segmented tails and stingers. Any scorpion is poisonous, with different degrees of toxicity.

Scorpions mostly live on slopes with flaky rocks and mud. These slopes are dry and humid, with sparse vegetation, some grasses and shrubs, and some live in tropical rainforests and deserts. There are few or no scorpions in places where trees are in forests, weeds are overgrown, it is too humid, there are no Rocky Mountains or Rocky Mountains, and there are many ants. They live in natural cracks or caves, but they can also dig holes with their first three pairs of feet and tails.

Scorpions are poisonous, so they can't be eaten. Being stung can cause unbearable pain. Scientists have found that protein molecules extracted from venom will attach to several living cells, and the venom from scorpion stingers will paralyze the central nervous system of prey.

Among more than 500 species of scorpions on the earth, the most poisonous scorpion is the Palestinian scorpion. This poisonous scorpion is mentioned in the Bible. Ranked fifth on the list of drug kings. At the end of its long claws is a needle with a lot of venom on it, and its fangs are enough to penetrate human nails.