Literally!
The whole Parabuthus genus are able to flick venom with good accuracy,but it a uncommon sight.
But it is not uncommon to see dropplets that are ready to spray!
So with that said here are some P.transvallicus shots.
http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r183/eastcoastinverts/Scorpions/IMG_1247.jpg
http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r183/eastcoastinverts/Scorpions/IMG_1246.jpg
http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r183/eastcoastinverts/Scorpions/IMG_1237.jpg
http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r183/eastcoastinverts/Scorpions/IMG_1239.jpg

Very cool never knew they could flick venom, just thought they stung you.

That's freakin cool, it has metallic look to it, kinda like some sort of fighting machine.... :yessir:

those are some cool pictures
:yessir:

man, I thought I knew most of the scorp species you kept, you keep surprising me.

Great pics Jeremy...

That's freakin cool, it has metallic look to it, kinda like some sort of fighting machine.... :yessir:

Little tanks that shoot stinging missiles at your eyes...thanks but no thanks.

That is something I never knew scorps to be able to do either. Is it sorta the same as spitting cobra venmon then if it hits the eyes?? That's what I'm guessing they are flicking it at when they do??? How toxic are they?

Damn J you and your freakin bugs lol.

Great pics Jeremy...



Little tanks that shoot stinging missiles at your eyes...thanks but no thanks.

Right there with you.....:lol:

Great pics Jeremy...



Little tanks that shoot stinging missiles at your eyes...thanks but no thanks.


Yep, not saying I want any though.... very sci fi :lol:

...all that and cute as a button !
another informative thread tk.
thanx for postin',
ck

Nice photos and cool critter!

Looking at them over the computer is as close as I want to get!!!

Looks like a creature from a sci fi movie