Fire centipede has poor eyesight, and people are not included in fire centipede recipes, so they usually do not take the initiative to bite. However, when fire centipede feels coercion, they will bite and at the same time inject acidic venom into the wound. Generally, the damage caused by fire centipede is the same as that of bee stings. However, some people have severe allergic reactions to venom.
Fire centipede degree of harm caused by the fire centipede is directly related to the amount of venom injected and the patient's physique. So for children and people with diseases, being bitten by a fire centipede is more dangerous. The larger the fire centipede , the more venom injected, and the more dangerous it is. There are usually two small holes in the bite, which may bleed, and the skin around the wound will feel swollen, burning, severe pain, and itching. In severe cases, fever, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, headache, palpitations, and even convulsions may occur.