What do you do if you see a scorpion?

Answer 1

A bite from a large scorpion is less bad than a bite from a small scorpion. Either way, get yourself to a doctor or to the hospital as soon as possible.
Scorpions generally don't bite but they do sting. If you are stung by a scorpion it is probably best to seek immediate medical attention, although many species of scorpions are relatively harmless. It might be sensible, if possible, to capture the scorpion and bring it with you, in a container, so that it can be indentified and the correct treatment can be given (as some species are more poisonous than others).

Answer 2

If you accidentally touch the rear poisonous appendix of a dead scorpion, and the poison enter your body, you'll need to get a vaccine to neutralize the scorpion's poison, because even dead, they can keep the poison active.

Answer 3

if the scorpion is huge it is ok if its little it is bad but you need to go to the doctor big or little

Answer 4

Run for your life. Scorpions have a needle-like tail, and if it stings you a result is death.

Answer 5

Leave it alone....

Answer 6

I run the other way.

Answer 7

i dont know