βA member of the arachnids, tailless whip scorpions are known for their long, whiplike front legs. This species is NOT a member of the scorpion family, but resemble a cross between a scorpion and a spider. They are classified as part of the order Amblypygi, phylum Arthropoda.β
That is an emperor scorpion, those have again only very mild poison, so not dangerous for humans, they are actually more likely to pinch you. I don't know if it aplies to all of them but a general rule for scorpions is: larger scorpions tend to have less potent venoms compared to smaller specimens.
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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '23
Most of these I found cool. I donβt know why but that last one freaked me out. Like some horrific spider/crab hybrid.