introduction text
This is a block of text. Double-click this text to edit it. This is a block of text. Double-click this text to edit it. This is a block of text. Double-click this text to edit it. This is a block of text. Double-click this text to edit it. This is a block of text. Double-click this text to edit it. This is a block of text. Double-click this text to edit it.
This small scorpion has a distinct dark triangle on the carapace and darkened last 2 tail segments. My be misidentified as Uroplectes chubbi.
Sting from this small species of highly venomous scorpion are common in the Lowveld. Typical symptoms are class 1 or 2. Localised symptoms can be self treated using class 2 protocols. If concerned, contact a helpline for advice.
Note that this information is for educational purposes only. This information focuses upon the scorpion and does not take into consideration additional factors that influence symptoms severity. See First response by Genera. If you are in doubt whatsoever, then contact a helpine for medical advice.
I'm on a mission to reduce the burden of spider bites and scorpion stings across Southern Africa!
Newsletter | Public Events | Books & Workbooks | Presentations | Activities |Professional Development | Shop
