Wild scorpions do not recognize their owners. Scorpions are cold-blooded animals that have not evolved a nervous system and will not have feelings for their owners. Scorpions also have no organs to help them identify their owners. In addition, most wild scorpions are highly venomous and will be stung if you touch them casually, so you need to think carefully before raising them.

Notes on raising wild scorpions:

1. To raise scorpions, you need to prepare a glass container, put some old soil in it, spray a little water, and put some leaves in it Branches make it easy for scorpions to hide. Remember to close all exits of the container to prevent scorpions from escaping and injuring people.

2. Scorpions like to live in dark and humid places. Therefore, the container for raising scorpions should not be exposed to direct sunlight and can be placed in a dark corner.

3. Wild scorpions mainly prey on small insects in the wild, so owners can feed scorpions some small insects or minced meat.