Giant Forest Scorpion t Othophagus mouhoti-Thailand

Othophagus mouhoti-Thailand

Panacea prola are called Red Flashers because of their bright red underside hindwings

and is possibly the largest that mimics flowers

Doxocopa laurentia

There are over 300 different species of Rhino Beetles

Giant Forest Scorpion t Othophagus mouhoti-ThailandHeterometrus spinifer, the giant forest scorpion, giant blue scorpion, or Malaysian black scorpion, can be found throughout Southeast Asia, including Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam. Its venom can cause very severe pain, disorders of vision, and mild numbness in the affected area, but is not typically lethal to humans. These scorpions tend to be skittish and defensive, using their large pedipalps (pincers) to attack, more than their tails.