actually i believe that while AA is common around human dwellings, often even found inside them, lq does not really frequent around inhabitations, which is part of why it is responsible for less stings than AA, it stays in more remote areas just outside the perimeter of human inhabitations.LD50 values should be intimidating for mice only In a lot of cases the anti-venom is more dangerous than the scorpion venom itself.
Both A.a. and L.q. are found around human dwellings, but more in the middle East then Northern Africa (there are not that many people in the Sahara area).....
Try to acquire some good literature about this subject, I don't have the energy at this moment to start explaining this again.
There was a hour special program dedicated to scorpions several years back, where the film crew went over there, don't now what country it was, but they followed what was one village's equivalent of a animal control specialist or exterminator. The Androctonus australis are literally crawling and retreating amongst the masonry work and can be found just about anywhere that offers entry throughout the village. They are home invaders over there and the film crew caught this on tape.actually i believe that while AA is common around human dwellings, often even found inside them, lq does not really frequent around inhabitations, which is part of why it is responsible for less stings than AA, it stays in more remote areas just outside the perimeter of human inhabitations.
John