Poisonous animals that are common. 📌

Scorpion Venom is a highly complex protein compound that, by its very nature, scorpions use poison for two main purposes: prey hunting and self-defense. 📌

1. Chemical composition

The venom of bloomers consists of several important substances, such as:

Neurotoxins: They are the main components, which interfere with the activity of sodium and potassium channels in neurons, causing severe pain or paralysis.

Enzymes: Helps to digest tissues and make the poison spread into the bloodstream faster. 🩸

2. Symptoms when punched

The severity is based on the type of bloater and the amount of poison obtained. It is generally divided into:

Specific symptoms: severe hot pain (like being scalded), swelling, redness, and itching.

Systemic symptoms (fatal poisoning cases): nausea, vomiting, profuse sweating, mouth foaming saliva, arrhythmia, hypertension, and in severe cases respiratory failure may occur. 🫀

3. Level of danger

Although there are over 2,000 species of bloomers in the world, only about 25 to 30 are poisonous enough to cause human death. For example:

Deathstalker: Found in North Africa and the Middle East. Very toxic.

Giant Forest Scorpion: A common in Thailand, it is usually poisonous, not fatal for adults without allergies, but can cause a lot of pain.

4. First aid

If stung by a bloater, the following should be observed:

Clean: Wash the wound with clean water and soap.

Cold Compress: To help reduce pain and reduce the distribution of poison (do not use hot oil to apply)

Stay still: Try to keep the punched area in minimal motion and below heart level.

Observe symptoms: If there is a severe allergic reaction, such as suffocation, swelling, or an abnormal heartbeat, seek medical attention immediately. 📌

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