After living in the countryside after 70, 80, and even 90, I should have heard such a saying when I was a child - that is, the old people often warn that when they go out to play, they must pay attention to the "moving wire" and be toxic! Don't touch, these childhood memories should still know it, it is true that "moving wire" is very common in rural areas, which is also because of the impact of the ecological environment, may be more adapted to their "haunting", but this "moving wire" is not really "wire", is a real creature.
It is undeniable that this "moving wire" not only has an impact on the wild biological population, but may even have an impact on the body, so the elderly often warn that when they encounter it outside, do not touch it, in fact, this is still reasonable, it may indeed have an impact, and we will understand step by step.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="15" >what "moving wire" what exactly is it? </h1>
From the appearance, this "moving wire" is indeed too similar to the wire commonly used in our lives, even if the color on the appearance is very similar. Many children will most likely grab it as a wire when they see it. Under normal circumstances, many friends should have touched it when they were children, and it can only be said that they are lucky and have not been affected.
And this kind of "moving wire" is a relatively common animal, belongs to the linear animal phylum, called "clematis", we also call it "issuing snake", "copper wire snake", "tencel", etc., the species of this organism is very many, according to scientific records data, the number of populations in the world is about 250 to 300 species.
The creature can reach up to 1 meter in length, and if it doesn't move, it really looks like a wire on the ground. The "copper snake" larval period, mainly parasitized in arthropods. After adults, they live mainly in seawater or fresh water. It is widely distributed in the world, and the provinces in the north and south of China also have its footprints, so the population is very large, and everyone often sees it when they are children. However, with the evolution of the ecosystem, this creature is actually relatively rare in life, and the population may be reduced, and the post-00s may hardly see it.
This creature has more natural enemies, most of the insects may prey on it, but the most fatal point is that after the insect preys, it may lose its life, it may not be digested in these insects, but will continue to develop, will gradually control the host, and then may drill out of the belly of the insect (host).
Therefore, there is a strange situation that triggers the death of the predator, that is, it can control the search for a water source to drown the host and then drill out of the host's body, which is the most terrifying. For example, after hunting, mantises, locusts and other organisms have drilled out of the body and controlled, although the latter looks a bit similar to the science fiction model, but it is a fact.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="14" >Why old people warn against touching the copper snake, it is really poisonous? </h1>
Because it belongs to the category of "parasites", once it enters the human body, it may indeed have an impact, many people say that the organism is toxic, in fact, it is not a problem of toxicity, more likely to spread or directly bring some disease problems, and entering the body may bring, it is difficult to avoid.
It is more likely to be found in some pools or areas of unclean water sources. In rural areas, everyone does not have a practical quality test of water and other issues. Therefore, when drinking water, there is a certain chance of contracting clematis disease, and if the water source in the well is poor, it may be encountered.
After infection, this insect will make the urethra susceptible to infection and inflammation, so the impact on people is very large. And according to scientific record data, although the disease produced by "clematis" is relatively rare, there are also 14 countries in the world that have had clematis disease, which is relatively quite a lot. Judging from the reported situation, most of them are also because of the contact with life - there are many people in natural water bodies, so this is the safety of water is not in place.
Of course, to avoid this problem, you only need to drink unclean water, do not eat raw insects, fish and snails, and avoid contact with unclean water sources. When I was a child, many people often went swimming in some pools and ponds, so it was completely normal that such a situation occurred. As long as it enters the body, it may have an impact. At the same time, from the clinical data, it can also be seen that there are far more women than men who are entangled with clematis, which is the general situation.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="11" > summary</h1>
Many rural claims do have a certain "scientific basis", but not all of them, "moving wire" tells do not touch, indeed because it may bring impact, this is undeniable. But the "clematis" is indeed not toxic, this needs to be separated, mainly because it may bring about an impact on the human body, which is the general situation. So it's not very scary, as long as everyone avoids it reasonably.
The city is generally invisible, whether we drink water, cooking water, etc., are strictly purified, which is completely different, so everyone don't have to worry. Of course, the emergence of "clematis" infections is often seen in childhood, and it has become a thing of the past, and the existing standard of living has improved, which is also very rare, and if it occurs, it may be seen in the countryside is also the highest probability.