The scorpion is an ancient arthropod belonging to the order Arachnid Scorpion. The body is divided into cephalothorax, anterior abdomen and posterior abdomen, and the body surface is covered with a hard chitin shell. It is a nocturnal animal, nocturnal, fond of tide and afraid of dry, fond of darkness and afraid of strong light stimulation. Hibernation habit, usually in the middle and late April, hibernation began in early November, the annual activity time is about 6 months. It is a carnivorous animal that feeds on small invertebrates such as insects and spiders, and uses stingers to hunt and defend. Most scorpion toxins are not fatal to humans, but can cause severe pain. Widely distributed, there are about 1700 species in the world and more than 15 species in China.

Also known as the African Emperor Scorpion, it is a relatively large scorpion mainly distributed in tropical regions of Africa. Adult emperor scorpions can grow up to 20 centimeters in length, with a pair of strong claws and a venomous tail spike. Usually active at night, feeding on insects and other small animals. Strong reproductive ability, females can lay up to 100 eggs at once. Although their venom is usually not lethal to humans, they can cause severe pain after being stung. Emperor scorpions are also a favorite of many pet enthusiasts, but special attention should be paid to their breeding environment and safety measures.