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Hey farpies in today's science discovery video is about my favorite animal called scorpion🦂.
Still building my confidence not a pro yet like Newt power 💪⚡ 😂
Natural is full of wonders. 
View and learn from my research.

Thank you @newtp for your inspiration and support. 
And @patriciaxlee.eth @benbassler /videolab for the opportunity.. 

If y'all got any questions comment below.

If you love scorpions 🦂 go check out @investorawesum ‘s video all about them!! What a wonderful submission for @patriciaxlee.eth ‘s /videolab Chain Reaction competition where YOU TOO can share a video of yourself talking about a science concept on the /science channel!! Well done!!

Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria

Building a little space at /thenextwave and watching everything on /videolab.

I like talking about our awesome planet, doing engineering, and making music. And of course, DRAGONS!!!🐉🐉🐉
Nature is my tripod :)
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In 2014 I got a parabuthus granulatus  stuck INSIDE my t shirt, tagged me 11 times before he fell out. I thought I was going to die. The sting sites hurt so bad and I could barely breath.  Only once I found the leg in my shirt and we identified it as a parabuthus did I get  anti venom and I was ok within 24 hours 😅

Graphic & Digital Artist, trying to be mini app builder, Photos, Travel , Art, Food. Mostly art.

I love nature and I still dig scorpions even though we do actually have a few medically significant species here

Parabuthus transvaalicus and parabuthus granulatus are labeled medically significant because stings are life threatening. They are the granulated thick tails. FULL of venom.