The little scorpion has two esophagus, one is inside the body, and the other is to send these unusable substances upward to the storage carapace on the back.

The storage carapace is adjacent to the acid sac at the root of the tail, and the acid will refine the material in the carapace to make it more suitable for absorption.

After the storage carapace is full, the little scorpion will return to the bud that lays eggs. This bud is not only the outlet for transporting the eggs, but also the material

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