* There are several types of poisonous scorpions whose sting may lead to death, and the most dangerous of these types are the following:

 1- Bark Scorpion, this scorpion is usually found in small cracks, under rocks, in the bark of trees, and in the desert environment, and it is considered the most deadly in North America and some parts of South America, where its sting contains a nerve poison that causes severe pain,  And his bite results in numbness, vomiting, and diarrhea that may lead to death if the victim is not immediately treated, and to treat his bite, animal antivenin can be used (in English: antivenin).

 2- The Spitting Thicktail Black Scorpion, and this scorpion is characterized by its possession of two types of toxins, one of which is for warning and numbing the prey, and the other for killing, it can spit out the poison up to three feet if the target is close, and this poison causes blindness in case  He touches the eyes, and symptoms of his sting are severe pain, sweating, muscle spasms, and heart palpitations.

 3- Yellow Fattail Scorpion, this type of scorpion lives in North Africa and Southeast Asia, it has one of the strongest neurotoxins that attack the victim's central nervous system, and the victim may die within two to seven hours from the time of exposure to the poison  .

 1- The Emperor Scorpion is one of the largest types of scorpions in the world, and despite its dangerous appearance, its poison is not fatal to humans, on the contrary, its poison may have anti-bacterial properties. It lives in West Africa in tropical forests and savannahs.  This species is found under rocks and in burrows, and is characterized by its dark blue color or bright black color, and it detects prey through the sensual hair that covers the pincers and the tail that reveals the vibrations in the air and on the ground, and some of its types appear bright at night with a bluish green color, and some may take  People have this type of pet scorpion.

 * With the different types of scorpions, there are facts about them, including the following: Scorpions give birth to their young and do not lay eggs, and young scorpions remain on the backs of their mothers, feeding from them and sheltering with them, so that they can crawl and separate from them.  Scorpions live longer than other arthropods, as they can live up to 25 years.  Scorpions have been present in the world more than 300 million years ago.  Scorpios can survive in almost all conditions, as they can live underwater for long hours, and they can survive for an entire year without food.  Scorpions perform special movements before mating.  When it comes to scorpion food, scorpions eat almost everything they can digest.