The world's largest-ever scorpion wasn't tiny. It was bigger than humans and at one point in time, you could find it roaming ...

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While searching for copper, he found gold: a new scorpion capable of something almost unheard of—spraying venom. The newfound species, known as Tityus achilles, can launch its toxins up to 36 ...

State police did not respond to questions about the woman’s condition, but scorpion stings rarely put lives at risk, according to the Centers for Disease Prevention and Control. When reached for ...

Every type of scorpion has two pincers, eight legs, and a long, slender tail that arches over the back. At the end of the tail are venom glands and a stinger. Depending on the species, they can ...

FANS reckon the 2025 Puskas Award is already decided after a stunning reverse scorpion kick in the Mexican women's top flight. Lizbeth Ovalle left supporters in awe with her inventive flick as her ...

A rare fossil of a giant, venomous scorpion that lived 125 million years ago has been discovered in northeastern ... where researchers from the Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology detailed ...

They’re found throughout the world as threats, pests, and even pets. Some scorpion species are much safer than others. The list of reasonably safe species includes the emperor scorpion.