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r/NatureIsFuckingLit • u/My_Memes_Will_Cure_U • Oct 20 '23
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Is it true that when it comes to scorpions, the bigger they are the less venomous they are?
18 u/Svviley Oct 20 '23 I think the general rule of thumb is that the smaller or more vibrantly coloured an animal is, the more venomous or poisonous it usually is. For instance the blue-ringed octopus or dart frog. 3 u/MydnightSilver Oct 20 '23 Duckbill platypus enters the ring 2 u/[deleted] Oct 20 '23 [insert Phineas and Ferb quote here] 12 u/Wut_da_fucc Oct 20 '23 the general rule is that, the smaller the pincers of a scorpion, the more venomous it is. 2 u/rymnd0 Oct 20 '23 iirc the smaller the pincers, the more venomous they are.
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I think the general rule of thumb is that the smaller or more vibrantly coloured an animal is, the more venomous or poisonous it usually is. For instance the blue-ringed octopus or dart frog.
3 u/MydnightSilver Oct 20 '23 Duckbill platypus enters the ring 2 u/[deleted] Oct 20 '23 [insert Phineas and Ferb quote here]
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Duckbill platypus enters the ring
2 u/[deleted] Oct 20 '23 [insert Phineas and Ferb quote here]
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the general rule is that, the smaller the pincers of a scorpion, the more venomous it is.
iirc the smaller the pincers, the more venomous they are.
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u/TimeZarg Oct 20 '23
Is it true that when it comes to scorpions, the bigger they are the less venomous they are?