This scorpion (Tityus achilles) can spray venom out of its stinger
Léo Laborieux
A Colombian scorpion that’s new to science can spray venom from its stinger to hit one thing as much as 35 centimetres away reasonably than at all times having to inject it. The tactic is regarded as a means of defending towards would-be predators.
It isn’t recognized what impact the venom has when it will get into an animal’s eye, mouth or nostril, says Léo Laborieux, who made the invention whereas at Harvard College.…
