scorpion

As invertebrates in the arachnid family, scorpions are closely related to spiders and ticks and are most active in warm summer months, hunting at night and keeping to the cool shade during the day.

Of course, hidden scorpions can still sting if you accidentally enter their refuge, so watch where you put your uncovered hands and feet when in their typically dry, rocky natural habitats, and be cautious when reaching into crevices or under rocks.

She studied scorpions, giraffes, hamsters, cats — 22 species in all.

Flies, like Tobler’s cockroaches and scorpions, could not be easily hooked up to an EEG machine.

In the interest of scientific equity, Ambuehl ate one of these scorpions himself.

This Israel-Hamas war feels different, neither turtle nor scorpion even pretending anymore about seeking peace.

The group trekked for about 10 days trying out numerous plants before they found the right one: Scorpion Tail.

The process to fully distill the Scorpion Tail took three hours.

The scorpion, a Heterometrus spinifer, is completely edible, despite the arachnid being deadly if alive.

Dominic Ware has a scorpion encased in resin on a string around his neck.

Two Turkish Regiments were discovered in mass creeping along the top of the cliffs by the searchlights of the Scorpion.

This, with contemptuous indignation, we fling back into their face, as a scorpion to a vulture.

I should have been in her fond embrace—now I shared the company of the rat, the lizard, and the scorpion.

Ida left her thus—writhing under the scorpion-lash of remorse, and rejecting consolation.

Another swallowed a living scorpion, a small snake, broken glass and nails.