Lychas mucronatus Scorpion JAVA

Description

Taxonomy Identification: Scorpionidae, First named by Fabricius in 1798

Colour: Overall colour yellowish-brown with darker lines and chevrons on the body. Final tail segments and sting black.

Size: Length from tail to the tip of claws variable from 40-70mm

Comments & Applications: This scorpion belongs to the dreaded buthidae family which incorporates some of the deadliest scorpions on the planet. Thankfully our dried specimens are harmless and the venom being made of protein breaks down and has no effects once dry. A popular scorpion in the art and crafts trade used for artwork, photography, framing, horror film, entertainment and educational purposes

Format: Unmounted, papered, requires relaxing and setting.

More Information: Wikipedia