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How big is a normal sized scorpion?
slightly smaller than your hand
What is more poisonous a scorpion with a larger tail or a smaller tail?
smaller
How venomous is the scorpion?
depends on how big they are. the smaller they are the more poisones they are
Is a wraith better than a scorpion in halo?
no scorpion is better the a wraith in halo
Is a scorpion stronger than a spider?
Yes it is, A Scorpion carries higher amounts of Venom
What is the deadliest scorpion?
the deadliest is the Fat-Tailed Scorpion found in North Africa causing several deaths a year. Anther deadly scorpion would be the Deathstalker. The smaller the scorpions claws and body is the more deadly it is.Savannah,Georgia
What is scorpion plan in battles?
The scorpion is a technique where a large attacking force engages the enemy from the front, while another, often smaller, force moves in and attacks from behind the enemy.
Is a dog faster than a scorpion?
Yes.
Which is better the crab or scorpion?
it depends on the type of crab or scorpion. if either is smaller the other is victorious
Which scorpion has the deadliest sting?
To help you guys out with the answer. It is known that the more slender the claws and fatter the tail of the scorpion the more venomous it is. Emperor Scorpions, scorpions with the largest claws, are known to be the least venomous scorpion. There sting rarely results in medical emergency unless allergic to bee stings or insect bites.as far as i know, the bark scorpion is the most venomous. its very small and brownish in color. though i dont know where it can be found you'll have to look that part up.
What is the world's smallest scorpion?
The emperor scorpion from Africa. It averages about 8 inches in length. My understanding though is that the potency of the scorpion sting is inversely proportional to its body size, meaning the smaller they are the worse the sting.
What is the height of a scorpion?
Their average length is between 10 to 12cmScorpions range in size from 9 mm / 0.3 in. to 23 cm / 9 in.
