These real whip scorpions preserved in resin make an extraordinary display piece for collectors and anyone fascinated by unusual arthropods. Each specimen is encased in high-quality, crystal-clear resin, allowing you to examine every detail of these remarkable creatures from every angle.
 
Despite their intimidating appearance, whip scorpions (also known as vinegaroons) are neither true scorpions nor spiders. They are harmless to humans, lacking both venom and a stinger. Instead, they defend themselves by spraying a fine mist containing acetic acid. This is the same compound that gives vinegar its distinctive smell, earning them their common name.
 
Size:
🦂 Square - 7.5 x 7.5 cm
 
Whip Scorpion Facts:
Despite their name, they cannot sting.
They use their long front legs like antennae to navigate their surroundings.
Most species are nocturnal hunters, feeding on insects and other small invertebrates.
When threatened, they can spray a vinegar-scented defensive mist from the base of their tail.
They have remained largely unchanged for millions of years, making them a fascinating example of an ancient arachnid lineage.
 
Perfect for educational displays, scientific study, curiosity cabinets, unique décor, or oddities collections. Their distinctive appearance and unusual biology make them a standout conversation piece and a must-have for lovers of the strange and wonderful.
 
A captivating blend of natural history, science, and the bizarre, preserved forever in crystal-clear resin