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Flat rock scorpion
StekeThe flat rock scorpion is a scorpion that lives on rocky hillsides in southern Africa. It is venomous, but its sting is very mild, and it is sold as an exotic pet. It is special because its flattened body lets it slip into tiny cracks in the rocks.1
Hoe om dit te herken
- Flattened body, which helps it move in narrow rock cracks1
- Black carapace (shield on the front of the body), pedipalps and tail1
- Pale to yellow legs and pincers (chelae)1
- Small tail and stinger compared with other scorpions of similar size1
- Very reclusive, so it is usually unseen unless its hiding place is disturbed1
Word dikwels verwar met: It may be confused with Hadogenes bicolor.1
Gifkrag
Gif kom deur 'n angel uit.
Wat doen sy gif as dit byt of steek?
Its venom is very mild. Laboratory LD50 figures between 1800 and 2667 mg/kg are high, which points to low toxicity. The sting causes pain that lasts only several minutes.1
Hoe gevaarlik is dit vir mense?
Gevaar vir mense: LigSoos 'n bysteek of minder. Basies onskadelik vir mense.Its sting is mild, and the pain lasts only several minutes.1
Wat doen dit as dit bang is?
It will usually try to flee before fighting, and it stings only as a last defence.1
As dit steek
- Koel die steek met 'n yspak af en hou die persoon stil. Kry vinnig mediese hulp, veral vir kinders: sommige skerpioene is dodelik vir kinders.
Bel altyd eers jou noodnommer (112, 000, 911). Dit is algemene noodhulpraad, nie mediese advies nie. Noodhulp-basiese beginsels
Bly veilig
- Moet nooit aan 'n wilde dier raak, dit vang of terg nie, selfs nie 'n kleintjie nie, en selfs nie as dit lyk of dit slaap of dood is nie.
- Gee dit spasie. As jy een raakloop, bly kalm, stap stadig terug en laat dit sy eie pad gaan.
- As een jou steek: bly kalm, bly stil, bel jou noodnommer (112, 000, 911) of kom vinnig by 'n hospitaal uit. Onthou hoe dit gelyk het, 'n foto help.
Dit is nie uit om jou te kry nie. Dit gebruik sy gif om kos te vang of om homself te beskerm, en kruip baie eerder weg. Meer oor veilig bly
Waar in die wêreld?
Hoe groot is dit?
Hoe lank is dit?
so lank soos 6 speelgoed-boublokke in 'n ry
kan 100 meter in 100 sekondes aflê (die vinnigste mens het 9,6 nodig)Hoe groot is Flat rock scorpion in vergelyking met JOU?
Net wiskunde in jou blaaier. Niks word gestoor of enige plek heen gestuur nie.
Hoe vinnig is dit?
Feite
It is highly territorial. When kept close together in captivity, individuals will fight to the death, and it shows cannibalism.1
Venom analysis has found 121 novel venom peptides, which may be medically valuable for ion channel-associated diseases and infections caused by antibiotic-resistant pathogens.1
It was once regarded as the scorpion with the longest recorded body length, reaching up to 20 cm. Heterometrus swammerdami now holds the record at 23 cm.1
It can dig quickly, clearing soil and gravel from under a stone ledge to make a new den. It uses its tail to sweep the dirt away.1
Its flattened body lets it move into the small cracks and crevices of rocky outcrops.1
Waar die feite vandaan kom
- Hadogenes troglodytes (Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0))
- Hadogenes troglodytes (iNaturalist): name en klassifikasie.
- Venom Wiki: die gevaarvlak, die tipiese grootte en die spoedskatting is ons eie. Kyk hoe ons dit uitwerk: Hoe ons gevaar gradeer.
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