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Title:
Babycurus Jacksoni Handling - Part 1
Description:
Handling of a 4i Babycurus jacksoni. Part 1. WARNING: I do not advise the handling of ANY scorpion. Especially a species with the toxicity level of one belonging to the Buthidae family. They are capable of producing a very painful sting, even at this size. Handle at your own risk!!!
Author:
brandonjaeger
Tags:
babycurus, jacksoni, handling, red, bark, scorpion, rusty, thick, tail, venomous, dangerous,
Babycurus Jacksoni Handling - Part 1
Description:
Handling of a 4i Babycurus jacksoni. Part 1. WARNING: I do not advise the handling of ANY scorpion. Especially a species with the toxicity level of one belonging to the Buthidae family. They are capable of producing a very painful sting, even at this size. Handle at your own risk!!!
Author:
brandonjaeger
Tags:
babycurus, jacksoni, handling, red, bark, scorpion, rusty, thick, tail, venomous, dangerous,
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