Scorpions first appeared on the continent in the Silurian Period 430 million years ago. They belong to the arachnid class. The most special thing about its appearance is that it has a tail that is raised up high, like a pipa. And this is an important weapon against enemies, and its lethality cannot be underestimated.
The body length of adult scorpions is generally 50-60 mm. The entire body surface is highly chitinous and hard-skinned, and the body is clearly segmented. The body of a scorpion consists of a head, chest, abdomen, and tail. The body appears yellow, and the abdomen and limbs are lighter in color. The head and chest are composed of six sections, which are trapezoidal in shape, and there is a head armor on the back.
There is a pair of middle eyes in the center of the back of the body, 3 lateral eyes on each side of the front end, and 6 pairs of appendages. The front abdomen is wider and consists of 7 segments. The hind abdomen is a long and narrow part that is easy to bend, consisting of 5 segments and a tail spine. Scorpions are male and female. Overall, their bodies are mainly slender, their stings are barely segmented, and their stinging tails are poisonous.

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