So, how does the smelly body deal with the odor and discharge it? In order to understand its principle, scientists have carried out a series of experiments.
Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley and Stevens Institute of Technology tried to mix some labeled gases, such as deuterium, the isotope of hydrogen, into smelly bugs by injection or mixing with food.
Then, the scientist put the bug in the refrigerator, and continued to treat the bug in an environment where the bug felt extremely uncomfortable? Harassment, such as holding them back.
The unbearable smelly bug finally broke out and began to fart to the researchers. In this way, scientists not only successfully collected the smelly fart substances of bedbugs, but also finally understood the fart principle of bedbugs.
It has been found that there are two kinds of toxic benzoquinone in the salamander, one is the substance metabolized by hydroquinone and the other is m-cresol. This substance usually appears in coal tar, which is a kind of toxin that is extremely harmful to human body. It will not only harm the spine and eyes of animals, but also affect the respiratory tract of people, and it is also accompanied by the risk of cancer.
There are two special structures in the abdomen of the bug, one is the liquid storage room and the other is the reaction room. When stinkbug is stimulated, the muscles in its abdominal storage room will contract inward, freezing the aqueous solution in the reaction chamber. Under the action of catalytic enzyme, a violent reaction occurs. With the opening of the valve, a high-temperature steam with the temperature above 100 degrees will be ejected as violently as an explosion.
According to calculation, the toxic substances contained in stinky insects can be sprayed continuously for at least 20 times, and even the nozzles of some stinky insects from Africa can even rotate 270 degrees.