Scorpion Question

I don't think ski believe that once the scorpions dead,the venom dries up and can no longer be injected.and it's dead so you'd have to drove it it's stinger in.this is just my two cents.I could very well be wrong

 

I doubt it, venom is stored as several compounds in the vesicle of the telson of a scorpion. You would need some way of forcing the sacs holding the chemicals to pop open and mix, and force the venom out.

Basically, you would most likely have to jab the aculeus into your skin, then squish the vesicle for any real chance of something to happen.


Unless the scorpion had just died, and had venom left on its aculeus somehow, then maybe if you forced it into your skin.

 

No..the only way for a dead specimen to excrete venom is through Electro-stimulation and said specimen would have to be fresh because the setting of decay is pretty fast, and you would have to puncture the skin with the aculeus yourself.

 

Well, when a scorpion stings, it is a series of acts. The metasoma arches, the aculeus is probing, the muscles around the venom glands contract etc.
Technically, dead animals can't do anything and therefore they cannot sting when dead. You can however sting yourself, and it is possible that some small quantity of venom enters your body. If you are carefull, you won't get stung anyway

 

Don't you just hate it when that happens! I hear that complaint all the time.......someone accidentally super gluing a scorpion to their finger...lololol. That is sooooo funny. {D{D{D

 

Thts sooooooooooooo cool!I want one!