What kinds of scorpions are there?

There are about 1700 species of scorpions in the world. Scorpions commonly used for medicine and soaking in wine are East Asian scorpion, the least toxic scorpion, and some parthenogenetic scorpions are Kin ki and Colombian ghosts in Brazil. The common scorpions in China are Qin Quan Scorpions, Liaokeer Scorpions and Greenhouse Scorpions. Because of the high survival rate, convenient management, low investment and good breeding prospects, people who breed scorpions are not allowed to breed scorpions.

Scorpion is the general name of arachnida and scorpion species in the arthropod phylum of the animal kingdom, and spiders also belong to arachnida. Their typical features include slender bodies, claws, curved and segmented tails (hind abdomen) and thorns. The earliest scorpions on land appeared in the Silurian (Silurian) about 430 million years ago.

Any scorpion is poisonous, and its toxicity is different. Small scorpions with smaller pliers are more toxic than big scorpions with larger pliers. The least toxic scorpion is the octoploid scorpion (Liochelesaustralasiae).