Worlds Most Dangerous Animals?
- Thread starter ScaryMonster
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i read that the scorpions in australia are not deadly. if they contain poison it wont kill you, unlike in u.s and i guess mexico. i just read it on a web site so i am assuming it is accurate.
since this is the most DEADLIEST animals thread i thought that was understood.
and i have a spelling disability so easy on the insults.:: next time i will be sure to use the spell checker.
And since you made a false claim...since this is the most DEADLIEST animals thread i thought that was understood.
Look at this way:
You said that you'd just that information on a website.
Suppose someone took YOUR claim as truth (with as much checking as you appear to have done) and then found a scorpion in Oz. Oops.
Alternatively: just post what you actually mean.
Keep trying, there was no insult. I merely stated that I assumed you meant "scorpion". I allowed for the possibility that you meant something that I'd never heard of.and i have a spelling disability so easy on the insults.:: next time i will be sure to use the spell checker.
(Ever thought of using a spell-checker?).
if they picked up a scorpin in australia i dont know what would happen and that is why i read this:
http://www.elton.iinet.net.au/page61.html
http://www.elton.iinet.net.au/page61.html
Fraggle Rocker
Staff member
I lived in Arizona for many years and we routinely encountered scorpions in our house. Very few of the species have poison that is deadly to humans. And most of the ones that do are like rattlesnakes: dial 911 and get medical care within fifteen minutes and you'll be all right.
Our dog was always chasing scorpions, so we had to assume that he was doing it when we weren't around to supervise, and he must have been stung hundreds of times. He never mainfested any symptoms of discomfort, much less serious injury.
i never seen a scorprion.
according to the web site i link to the ones in north american and especially mexico can be deadly. supposedly none in australia are but best to do some research on it before playing with one.
So you didn't actually read it you just assumed what it said.
Your comment:
What your (claimed) source says:
and
Yes: it says Australian scorpions ARE poisonous.
I didn't, at any point, claim they're deadly, but since you insist:
http://www.avru.org/compendium/biogs/A000054b.htm
http://greenerme.com/green-solutions-global-eco-forum/enviro-stories/scorpions-in-sydney-homes.php
Happy now?
My cat...
She has ADHD, I think and she doesn't know when to stop biting people, either.
She has ADHD, I think and she doesn't know when to stop biting people, either.
Cats don't get ADHD.
It's simply the rest of the world's fault for having things that aren't interesting enough for long enough.
lpgautogas
Registered Member
Very thrilling topic, Very dangerous but Iam very interest for this Scory monster.
easy way to tell a scorpions poison content is claw to tail ratio. The claws will be small and the tail will be big for a more poisonous one and vice versa.