The insanely scary "Tailless Whip Scorpion" - Smarter Every Day 77

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·Nov 3, 2024

Are you about to grab that with your mother? What the quick? Oh golly, what is this? Call the tailless whip. Let's whip scorpion.

Let me grab it with my hand. It's fighting them. It's fighting! Oh fighting! What is going on? Describe what you're feeling. It's just a monster! Let me get these really, really long legs.

Yeah, that's basically it. Sighs So that's what it's easily... This is really what these are feeling. Yeah, these viewers, but they're like... It's a really, really sensitive vibration. So if you watch them hunt, they basically put those all around the thing they're about to catch and then there's no... Exactly where it is and then BOOM!

So these erectus or not? Yes, it is an arachnid! What? What are we looking at? Crazy or what? So they have just really, really tiny eyes.

What were these things on the inside of its elbows? And just once whines you or the white thing? One thing I think that's just so... Even that's... Yeah, where the muscle was inside it.

Chuckling Crab? Yeah, a dust cover! Yeah, you can see that inside. All right, talk to me.

Okay, yes, it's a scorpion without a tail. That is the ugliest beast I've ever seen! There you go: the tailless whip scorpion! So we're gonna put him back. We're gonna be good, not kill it. The fire likely should!

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