Indiana Jones was right all along: Research shows the smaller the scorpion, the deadlier
By TigerlilyBiskup On April 22, 2022 · Leave a Comment · In 2022 SP Team 17, 2022 SP Week 10, Biological Discoveries
Researchers in NUI Galway have shown, for the first time, that smaller species of scorpions, with smaller pincers, have more potent venoms compared to larger species with robust claws.
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