CATDOLL : CATDOLL: The top ten most adorable and poisonous insects (insectes worth hundreds of millions of yuan)

1. Which one is first in the list of the top ten poisonous insects in ancient times?

1. Six-winged silkworm (Golden Cicada)

Among the five evil insects, the six-winged silkworm is the most evil. It is said that it has a huge appetite, like a bottomless pit, and is always in a state of foraging. All six kinds of creatures are its food, which is extremely harmful. In addition, it has a hard shell, so swords, guns, water and fire pale in comparison to it.

2. Multi-eyed golden centipede

In ancient mythology, the most ferocious creatures include five insects, seven birds and nine beasts, and the multi-eyed golden centipede is one of the five insects.

The multi-eyed golden centipede likes to live in dark and humid places. It has hundreds of eyes on its abdomen and back, and hundreds of legs on its body. It loves to eat living creatures and absorb their essence. The more spirits it harms, the stronger its magic power becomes, until it grows to a thousand eyes and legs.

2. Top 5 drug addicts ranking?

1. Brazilian Wandering Spider

Brazilian wandering spider, English name: Brazilian wandering spider These spiders belong to the genus Ctenidae. Phoneutria; they have strong venom that is deadly enough to humans. Scientists have found that the Brazilian wandering spider living in South America and Central America is the most venomous spider in the world.

2. Black Widow Spider

The black widow spider is a medium-sized spider, scientifically known as Araneae, belonging to the Theridiidae family and the genus Araneae. Its venom is extremely toxic, making it one of the world's most poisonous insects.

Abroad, black widow spiders are mainly distributed in European countries along the Mediterranean coast. Reports of them causing injuries and deaths to humans and animals are common in international history. In China, black widow spiders are mainly distributed in Xinjiang and Yunnan.

3. Centipede

Centipede is a terrestrial arthropod, its body is composed of many segments, each segment has walking legs, so it is a multi-legged creature. Centipede is also known as Tianlong, centipede, centipede with few spines, centipede, maggot, etc. It is a venomous, predatory terrestrial arthropod.

There are three common types of centipedes: red-headed, green-headed, and black-headed. The red-headed centipede has a reddish-black back, a light red abdomen, and light orange-red or yellow feet. The green-headed centipede has a blue back and feet, a light blue abdomen, and is small in size, about half the length of the red-headed centipede.

4. Killer Bees

Killer bees, also known as African killer bees, are the result of hybridization of different species of the Hymenoptera family. In China, wasps and wasps have also caused allergies, shock or death in people, but wasps belong to the Hymenoptera family.

Killer bees are a new species that developed from the mating of common African honey bees and wild bees in the jungle. They are highly lethal to humans and animals. The main harm caused by African honey bees lies in their aggressiveness.

5. Six-eyed Sand Spider

The six-eyed sand spider is a medium-sized spider with a body length of about 8 to 15 mm and a leg length of up to 50 mm. It lives in the deserts of South Africa, and similar species of the same genus are found in Africa and South America.

The name of the six-eyed sand spider means murderer in Latin. Its bite has been proven in experiments that it can kill rabbits within 5 to 12 hours. Compared with other members of the spider family, the six-eyed sand spider is very special. It does not track prey, does not weave webs, and is one of the most venomous spiders in the world.

3. What are the world’s top ten most poisonous caterpillars?

【Cat Caterpillar】

This caterpillar looks harmless, but it is actually known as the most poisonous caterpillar in the United States. Many local children feel severe pain after touching the caterpillars with their hands. Sometimes, they will occasionally fall from the trees and hit people, causing injuries. After being stung by this caterpillar, it is like being stung by a bee. The pain will increase rapidly and feel like it goes to the bone. As for how painful it is, it depends on where you are stung and how many stings are inserted into your skin. People who have been stung on their hands say that the pain can reach their shoulders and can last for 12 hours.

2. Saddleback

A common caterpillar, it has poisonous spines all over its body, but its highly distinctive shape and color make it difficult to hide. It is only 1 inch long, with dark brown raised parts at both ends and a sunken green part in the middle, and its shape looks like a saddle.

3. [Toxic moth]

Calliteara pudibunda is a species of moth found in Denmark's beech forests. It breeds in Denmark and the dark grey moths seen flying in the sky in June are these unusual creatures. Each female moth lays 300-400 eggs, and the pupae that bear the mother moths are very close to where they lay their eggs. The larvae have a lot of hair and are easily blown away by the wind. By late autumn, the larvae have matured and are about 5.2 cm long with a very beautiful body color. The pupation process takes place on leaves, where they first work hard to make a cocoon and finally pupate into a moth.

4. [Cayenne pepper]

It belongs to the family of Lepidoptera. It is also known as the green caterpillar, blue caterpillar, yellow-margined green caterpillar, four-spot caterpillar, curved green caterpillar, etc. It is commonly known as the itchy chili. It is widely distributed, almost all over the country. The adult body is 15 to 16 mm long, with a wingspan of 36 to 40 mm, and the body is green; the compound eyes are dark brown; the eggs are flat and oval, light yellow-green, and the mature larvae are slightly rectangular, yellow at first, and then slightly larger and yellow-green to green; the pupa is oval, milky white to light yellow at first, and then gradually turns yellow-brown; the cocoon is oval and hard, and the color is mostly the same as the host bark, generally ranging from gray-brown to dark brown.

5. Caterpillar

The larvae of the caterpillar. June to September every year is the peak period of caterpillars. It belongs to the family of Lepidoptera. The life cycle is divided into four stages: egg, larva, adult, and pupa. There are many species of this insect. The common caterpillars in my country are the larvae of the yellow caterpillar and the green caterpillar. They are often seen on green leaves. They feed on leaves. They are hairy and easy to sting. There are many common varieties, such as flat and prismatic (as shown in the picture), most of which are caterpillars. They used to grow in large quantities on shrubs such as Amorpha and Ailanthus in the summer and autumn in the north. The larvae make cocoons on branches, with a diameter of about 6-10mm, oval in shape, white with gray stripes, like a miniature watermelon. For details, please refer to the caterpillar entry. Some areas call it prickly flower, hot pepper, and grilled rack. In Zibo, Shandong, it is called sweeping rack, horse sweeping rack, and flirting rack.

6. [Live Chili]

Also known as Huo La Zi, Mao La Zi, Yang La Zi, Shuang Ma Jia Zi (called in some areas of Shandong), the names vary from place to place. The larvae of the spiny moth, a poisonous insect with a body color like leaves. The larvae are fat and short, slug-like. They have no abdominal feet, but suckers instead. They move instead of crawling. The larvae are brightly colored, and people will be stung if they touch the poisonous stings on the insects, causing rashes. After being stung, people will feel pain, itching, pungent, spicy, numb, hot, etc., which may be accompanied by long-term swelling. The wound will still cause pain when touched. Birds will not approach easily. Feed on plants. Pupate in an oval cocoon attached to the leaves.

7. [Beautiful green moth]

It is a species of the family Lepidoptera. It is distributed in China from Heilongjiang in the north to Taiwan, Hainan, Guangdong, Guangxi, and Yunnan in the south, and from the border in the east to Shaanxi and Gansu in the west into Sichuan. Hosts include tea, pear, persimmon, jujube, mulberry, oil-tea camellia, tung oil, apple, mango, walnut, coffee, and locust. The larvae feed on leaves. Young larvae feed on the epidermis or mesophyll, causing the leaves to appear translucent withered yellow spots. Older larvae feed on leaves with relatively straight notches. In severe cases, the leaves are eaten until only the veins are left, or even no veins at all.

8. [Flat moth]

It is a species of the genus Sphaerocephala in the order Lepidoptera and family Sphaerocephala. It is distributed throughout the country, with more cases in the south of the Yellow River, along the coast of Taihu Lake in Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and in central Jiangxi. In addition to jujube, it also harms many fruit trees and forests such as apples, pears, peaches, sycamores, maple poplars, poplars, and paulownias. Sphaerocephala larvae feed on leaves, and in severe cases, they can eat up all the host leaves, causing serious yield reductions.

9. [Wave Hair]

It belongs to the order Lepidoptera and the family Sphagidae. It is distributed in Northeast China, Hebei, Shandong, Anhui, Jiangsu, Shanghai, Zhejiang and other places. It is also found abroad. It is a host to many fruit trees such as hemp, mulberry, tea, apple, pear, peach, plum, apricot, cherry, hawthorn, crabapple, jujube, wild jujube, persimmon, pomegranate, chestnut, walnut, citrus, elm, etc.; as well as medicinal plants and flowers. It eats leaves. Young ones eat the flesh of the leaves; slightly older ones have notches and holes. In severe cases, the stems are eaten bare.

10. Carnivorous caterpillars

According to National Geographic, scientists have discovered carnivorous caterpillars in the Hawaiian rainforest that have a special liking for snails. The caterpillars use their silk webs to entangle snails lying on leaves and then eat them alive.

4. Ranking of the top ten most poisonous insects?

The most poisonous insect in the world

1. Copa harvester ant

The most venomous insects in the world, they contain the most toxic venom, composed of amino acids, peptides and proteins, which are injected into the victim and inject as much venom as possible, this venom is 12 times stronger than that of honey bees.

2. Caterpillar

It has a unique appearance that looks a lot like a human wig. Currently, it is considered the most venomous caterpillar in the United States and can cause excruciating pain. The sting of the caterpillar can cause convulsions, burning, rash, swelling, nausea, abdominal pain, headache and shock. It is mainly found in Florida.

3. Giant hornet

They live throughout East Asia, but are most commonly found in the mountains of Japan and are known for being extremely aggressive and fearless. One hornet can rip 40 honey bees in half in just one minute!

4. Spear Ant

A colony of ants can contain 22 million individuals and move to a new location every day. Mostly found in Africa, preferring to live in forests. They attack everything in their path, including snakes, birds, mammals and even humans. Very large and scary, sometimes more than 2.5 cm (1 inch) long.

5. Killer Bees

They can build their distinctive nests in places like tires, crates, boxes and empty cars, and these fearsome bees have been known to chase people up to 0.4 kilometers (0.25 miles) if they become excited and aggressive.

6. Human skin flies

They usually only attack livestock, deer and humans, with the female flies attaching their eggs to mosquitoes, other flies and insects, which carry the eggs to their hosts. In tropical America, these flies are often responsible for spoiled beef.

7. Tsetse fly

Just like mosquitoes, they suck your blood. They have tiny serrations on their mouths that can penetrate your skin. These insects can also spread disease, and some can cause a disease called sleeping sickness.

8. Amazon Giant Centipede

With a maximum length of 35 centimeters (14 inches), the Amazonian giant centipede is often considered the largest centipede in the world. It is found widely in South America and the Caribbean and is aggressive and nervous, using all of its legs to grab its enemy in a fight.

9. Bullet Ant

It is also the largest ant in the world, with a powerful stinger. A worker ant can grow to more than 2.5 centimeters (1 inch) long and is most likely found in Central and South America.

10. Giant Silkworm Caterpillar

Top 10 most venomous and deadly poisonous insects in the world. These creepy caterpillars live in South America and are responsible for several deaths every year. They have tiny setae that release a poisonous toxin when feeding. The powerful anticoagulant of their toxin will prevent you from stopping bleeding and eventually cause death.

5. What are the top ten most poisonous insects in the world?

1. Giant hornet

They live throughout East Asia, but are most commonly found in the mountains of Japan, and are known for being extremely aggressive and fearless. A single hornet can rip 40 honey bees in half in just one minute! With a 6 mm (0.2 in) stinger, it injects enough venom to dissolve human tissue.

2. Copa Harvester Ant

Copa harvester ants are one of the most venomous insects in the world. They contain the most toxic venom, which is composed of amino acids, peptides and proteins. They inject the venom into the victim and inject as much venom as possible. This venom is 12 times stronger than that of bees. It only takes 12 injections to kill a mouse, and 350 injections to kill a person. It can cause pain for 4 to 8 hours after stinging the victim. Most of the time, they live in desert areas, and the most common place is Arizona.

3. Red Fire Ant

The red fire ant is native to South America. Its scientific name is Solenopsis invicta Buren. It is a venomous ant and is very aggressive. If someone is accidentally bitten by it, the wound will feel a burning pain like a burn, and small blisters like burns will be left on the wound.

4. Japanese Giant Hornet

The Japanese giant hornet is the largest wasp in the world. It has a very large stinger that contains a highly corrosive venom. They can build unique nests in places such as tires, boxes, boxes and empty cars. People have known that these terrible bees will become excited and aggressive. It is very cruel and ruthless and is called the hornet from hell.

5. Assassin Bug

What the assassin bug does to its prey sounds like something out of a science fiction movie. It uses its proboscis (the pointy thing that extends from its head) to pierce its prey and then injects it with saliva. The saliva is deadly and digests the insect from the inside. Only once the prey's innards have been converted to liquid does the assassin bug suck them back up.

6. Wolf Spider Hawk Wasp

This is a wasp with a huge body that lives in the desert area of ​​New Mexico, USA. It is also the largest bee insect in the world. The wounds bitten by it are known as the most painful wounds in the world. Moreover, it is a carnivore, so it is particularly ferocious.

7. Amazon Giant Centipede

With a maximum length of 35 centimeters (14 in), the Amazonian giant centipede is often considered the largest centipede in the world. It is found widely in South America and the Caribbean.

8. Cannon-shooting infantry beetle

Commonly known as the bombardier beetle, it is a carnivore with the most impressive defense imaginable. The bombardier beetle has two glands on its back abdomen that contain chemicals and are usually separated.

9. Ghost-faced spider

The average spider has eight eyes, but this gray-green ghost-faced spider has only two eyes and has very strong night vision. Its ability to weave webs is stronger than that of ordinary spiders, and its webs have the function of expansion. But for other insects, it is the most terrible killer at night.

10. Giant Silkworm Caterpillar

These creepy looking caterpillars live in South America and are responsible for several deaths every year. They have tiny setae that release a toxic toxin when feeding. The powerful anticoagulant in their toxin will prevent you from stopping bleeding and eventually lead to death. More than 500 people have been confirmed dead from these giant caterpillars.

6. What are the top ten poisonous insects in rural areas?

1. Bee 2. Venomous Scorpion 3. Six-eyed Sand Spider

4. Golden ring wasp 5. Golden scorpion 6. Kissing bug 7. Bullet ant 8. Bark scorpion 9. Fire ant 10. Horsefly

After the larvae of the horsefly burrow into the skin, they feed on the human subcutaneous tissue, and the victim's body will develop ulcer-like swellings. When it grows to about the size of an almond (about three-quarters of an adult's little finger), it begins to crawl out, crawl out of the skin surface, fall to the ground, pupate, become a horsefly, and then start looking for its next target. This horsefly will attack a variety of hosts, including humans, so it is called the human horsefly.

7. What are the top ten most poisonous caterpillars in China?

1. Caterpillar

It is known as the most poisonous caterpillar in the United States. If you touch the caterpillar with your hand, you will feel an excruciating pain. Sometimes, this caterpillar will fall from the tree and hit passers-by, causing injuries.

This caterpillar is very poisonous. Being stung by it feels like being stung by a bee. The pain will quickly intensify and feel like it hurts deep into the bones.

2. Saddleback moth caterpillar

This caterpillar has thorns all over its body, all of which are highly poisonous. It has raised dark brown thorns at both ends and a sunken bright green body in the middle. From a distance, it looks like a saddle.

The saddleback moth caterpillar is also known as the saddleback worm. Its front limbs protrude from behind and contain a large amount of venom, which can cause great harm to the human body.

3. White fir woodworm

The white fir woodworm is also a poisonous caterpillar. It looks like a land "sea cucumber" with thorns all over its body. When these thorns prick human skin, they will release venom and cause unbearable pain.

4. Corn moth

The caterpillars have small, soft green spines that cause intense pain at the slightest touch, often with a sharp burning sensation.

5. Hickory Tussock Moth Caterpillar

Hickory caterpillars are also poisonous. The black spines on the back of the hickory tussock moth caterpillar contain a large amount of venom, which will cause a rash if it comes into contact with the skin.

In nature, caterpillars have different forms and different toxicities. Some caterpillars are non-toxic, while some are extremely poisonous. When you see these caterpillars, you must stay away from them.

8. The ten most bizarre insects of ancient times?

10. Purple Lightning Mayfly

An extremely ancient wild insect, a rare thunder insect, with purple lightning surrounding its body. It is born with the ability to escape from the thunder, and is extremely fast. It can use purple lightning to attack the enemy, and can also summon scattered lightning fragments between heaven and earth to gather into the Nine Heavens Thunder, which is incredibly powerful.

9. Sky Crystal Ant

Its body is made of crystal clear blue crystal, extremely hard and extremely poisonous. If it bites through the skin, the toxin is enough to be fatal.

9. Ranking of the world’s most drug-addicted people: who are the top ten?

1. Kissing Bugs

Kissing bugs are blood-sucking animals that are much more terrible than lice in parts of South America. They are about 1 inch long and carry the deadly Chagas virus. Their name is kissing bugs, and they usually suck blood by the bed.

The kissing bug is located in South America. It is about 30mm long and is a blood-sucking bug that sucks 10 ml of blood at a time and then excretes into the wound. If not treated in time, the kissing bug will die. Every year, 1 million people are infected with the kissing bug, and 15,000 of them die from it.

2. Aedes albopictus

What are the most poisonous insects in the world? Top 10 most poisonous insects in the world

Aedes albopictus, also known as the Asian tiger mosquito, belongs to the family Culicidae in the order Diptera and originates from Southeast Asia. It is a common mosquito species in Southeast Asia and China. Aedes albopictus is both a highly aggressive mosquito and an important virus vector that can transmit many pathogens, including dengue fever, Ross River virus and West Nile virus.

The bite of Aedes albopictus is extremely fierce. After the bite, the skin will itch, redness and swelling of the skin, local dermatitis, and even systemic dermatitis. Scratching will easily lead to ulceration and infection. In addition to the harassment of the bite, it is more important to be a vector for many diseases. First of all, it is an important vector of dengue fever.

3. Bullet Ant

What are the most poisonous insects in the world? Top 10 most poisonous insects in the world

Bullet ants, belonging to the family Formicidae, are mainly distributed in the rainforests of the Amazon region. Their appearance and shape are similar to the ancestors of wasps, and have hardly changed for millions of years. Bullet ants, rated as one of the "Top Ten Most Poisonous Animals in the World", are an outlier among ants. From a distance, they look like bees, but they have strong and powerful upper lemmas and sharp and poisonous stingers; from a close distance, they look like ants, and they like to wave a pair of large pincers to show off their power. They are about 3 cm long, about 5 times the size of ordinary ants, and are one of the largest ant species in the world.

"If you get bit by a bullet ant, you won't die, but you'll never forget it." The bullet ant got its name from this. The sting of the bullet ant is as painful as a bullet passing through it. It is the most painful bite. In the Schmidt Bite Pain Index, the bullet ant is described as "bringing waves of burning, twitching, and forgetful pain, which can last for 24 hours without any abation."

4. Sydney Funnel-Web Spider

The Sydney Funnel-Web spider is native to the east coast of Australia. This irritable creature is considered the most aggressive spider in the world. Its sting can kill an adult in less than an hour. Compared to other spiders, the Sydney Funnel-Web spider is very large, with a body length of 6 to 8 cm. Male Sydney Funnel-Web spiders weigh less than female Sydney Funnel-Web spiders.

For decades, Australians have been terrified of this highly venomous spider, but in 1981, after fourteen years of research, an antidote was finally created, saving hundreds of lives.

5. Bark Scorpion

What are the most poisonous insects in the world? Top 10 most poisonous insects in the world

The Arizona bark scorpion, also known as the "bark scorpion", is a 7 cm long light brown scorpion with a pipa-like appearance. Its entire body is covered with a highly keratinized hard skin and its body is clearly segmented. It is distributed in southwestern Arizona, New Mexico and the California coast of the Colorado River, northern Sonora, and southeastern Utah.

Hiding under tree bark and wood piles during the day and active at night, the venom of its tail sting is known to be fatal and extremely life-threatening. Both adults and children may experience breathing difficulties and often suffer from excessive salivation. The sting of the brown-tailed scorpion can be fatal to children under 6 years old and patients with hypertension.

6. Golden Ringed Vespa

The golden ring wasp is the largest wasp in my country and the largest wasp in the world. It is distributed in Yunnan, Hubei, Hunan and other places in my country as well as Japan, North Korea and France. It lives in a circular hive as big as a football in the ground and leads a social life with a clear division of labor. This is a very aggressive and dangerous bee that dares to chase rhinoceros beetles on trees that secrete sap. In autumn, it often attacks beehives of bees, causing them to be wiped out. This insect is very poisonous.

The golden ring wasp is the most toxic and ferocious wasp. Its nest is built in a self-built earth hole. As its nest grows, its self-identified sphere of influence also expands from tens of meters to hundreds of meters. Within its self-identified sphere of influence, as long as it detects the movement of animals (mainly through the induction of sound, wind direction, and vibration), it will call its friends and immediately sting.

7. Fire Ant

What are the most poisonous insects in the world? Top 10 most poisonous insects in the world

The red fire ant, also known as the "invasive fire ant", is located in Brazil. It is about 5mm in length and covers an area of ​​1 billion hectares. It invaded the southern United States in the early 20th century due to negligence in inspection and quarantine. This originally inconspicuous foreign fire ant has caused very important problems and economic losses in agriculture and environmental health in the United States.

The fire ant causes $1 billion in damage to South America each year, bites about 33,000 people each year, and about 2% of them go into shock due to being bitten by fire ants. The name of the fire ant describes the pain of being bitten by it, which is like a burn, and then there will be blisters like burns.

8. Horsefly

What are the most poisonous insects in the world? Top 10 most poisonous insects in the world

Horseflies are insects of the genus Mycobacterium in the family Gastromyidae in the order Diptera. Adults are larger than ordinary flies, with large heads and fine hairs on their bodies, like bees, and mostly live in the wild. In the larval stage, they parasitize animals and sometimes humans. Their larvae are called maggots. A horsefly looks like a large bee.

After the larvae of the horsefly burrow into the skin, they feed on the human subcutaneous tissue, causing ulcer-like swellings on the victim's body. When they grow to about the size of an almond (about three-quarters of an adult's little finger), they begin to crawl out, crawl out of the skin surface, fall to the ground, pupate, become a horsefly, and start looking for its next target.

9. Black Widow Spider

What are the most poisonous insects in the world? Top 10 most poisonous insects in the world

The black widow spider is a spider with strong neurotoxins. It is widely distributed in southern Russia, southeastern Europe, Central Asia, America, Hainan Island and Xinjiang in my country.

The most venomous of all known spider species. Generally speaking, a bite from a black widow is not fatal, but its venom poses a greater threat to children and the weak. It is a large, widely distributed widow spider that usually grows in urban residential areas and rural areas. Its venom is more toxic than that of a rattlesnake, but the amount secreted is less, making its mortality rate slightly lower.

10. Killer Bees

What are the most poisonous insects in the world? Top 10 most poisonous insects in the world

Killer bees, also known as "African killer bees," are hybrids of different species of the Hymenoptera family. In China, wasps and wasps have also caused allergies, shock, or death in people. When killer bees are mentioned, people often shudder. Killer bees are descended from African bees that originally lived in South Africa. African bees are irritable and highly aggressive, and can chase for several kilometers.

The deadly substance of "killer bees" is cardiotoxin. The bee venom in the body of the poisonous bee is a yellowish transparent liquid secreted by the venom glands of worker bees. Bee venom peptide is a strong cardiotoxin that has the effect of constricting blood vessels. At the same time, the blood solubility of bee venom is extremely strong, so it causes great damage to the heart.

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