Emperor Scorpionダイオウサソリ
Pandinus imperatorNE— Not Evaluated
The emperor scorpion is one of the largest scorpion species in the world, a glossy black African rainforest-floor predator known for its relatively mild venom, powerful pincers, and eerie green glow under ultraviolet light.
Emperor Scorpion (reference photo)
Species Data
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Where to See This Species
1 facilities · 0 individuals
高知県立のいち動物公園 (Kouchi Kenritsu Noichi Doubutsu Kouen)Kochi土佐くろしお鉄道ごめん・なはり線「のいち駅」から徒歩20分またはレンタサイクル13分。
高知県立のいち動物公園のWikipedia記事に飼育種として記載 Source
Conservation Story
Conservation Status
IUCNの評価区分は資料上明確でないためnullとした。国際取引は管理対象である。
Habitat
西アフリカの熱帯林とサバンナ。
Threats
- 国際取引のための採集
- 生息地の改変
Conservation & Breeding Efforts
- 国際取引の管理
- 飼育下繁殖
Sources
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FAQ
- Is the emperor scorpion's sting dangerous?
- Its venom is relatively mild compared to many scorpions, typically causing only localized pain, swelling, or itching, though an anaphylactic reaction is possible in rare cases. Source
- How big does an emperor scorpion get?
- Adults typically measure 120-150 mm, with a maximum recorded length of about 220 mm, making it one of the largest scorpion species. Source
- Why does the emperor scorpion glow under UV light?
- Like most scorpions, compounds in its exoskeleton fluoresce a greenish-blue color when exposed to ultraviolet light. Source
Source: ja.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org