Venom-spraying scorpion found in Colombia, scientists are stunned by this deadly discovery
Scientists in Colombia have discovered a new species of scorpion, Tityus achilles, which can spray venom to defend itself from a distance. This mechanism, previously only seen in African and North American scorpions, poses a greater threat as it can accurately target predators. This finding reshapes our understanding of scorpion defense strategies.
Scientists in Colombia have discovered a new species of scorpion, Tityus achilles, which can spray venom to defend itself from a distance. This mechanism, previously only seen in African and North American scorpions, poses a greater threat as it can accurately target predators. This finding reshapes our understanding of scorpion defense strategies.
