Bird-catching spiders and scorpions are two categories, who is stronger overall, analyze it today.
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(In fact, this forest god scorpion did not exist in ancient Egypt.
Scorpions, the ancient Egyptians began to admire this kind of arachnid insects. They can be briefly divided into three categories: desert varieties, plain varieties and rainforest varieties. The so-called "desert species" are widely distributed and also have certain toxicity (Note: The genus Heterospermosaurus also has a more toxic subspecies). Most of them are crispy, and the "rainforest species" are mostly heterogeneous scorpions, which have better armor protection values, and poisonous insects such as centipedes can only attack from their abdomen.
The following can be divided into desert varieties:
The yellow-tailed scorpion is about 8 to 11 cm long
Yellow fat-tailed scorpion, a large fat-tailed scorpion, can break 10 cm.
L. quinquestriatus Israeli golden scorpion
The Palestinian scorpion (in gold) is the fifth most poisonous scorpion in the world.
Arizona Wood Scorpion
(No introduction [Cover your face])
North African black fat-tailed scorpion
The following are rainforest varieties:
Mysore Alien Scorpion, India
It is a scorpion with a body length of about 15 centimeters, but its personality is not too fierce.
Peter Scorpion
A small number of individual pliers have natural pigments, and the same size combat effectiveness far exceeds the ruler's fear of scorpions (emperor scorpions)
Blue-blue scorpion
It is also a large scorpion with the same name as Peter's scorpion
Sand claws are heterogeneous scorpions
A smaller heterogeneous scorpion , the pliers are the coarsest of the heterogeneous scorpions.
Schizoite Scorpion
The largest heterogeneous scorpion has a limit of 23 cm and an average of 14 to 15 cm
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Well, don't deflect the topic. Let's talk about combat effectiveness. Scorpions are generally small, unlike centipedes, small species are almost ten centimeters old when they reach adulthood (e.g., less spiny, flat ear holes), and larger species have recorded more than thirty centimetres (e.g., Galapagos and Peruvian giants). Some of the most scorpion needles are crucial, and the pliers can only serve as a distraction for the enemy. Other scorpions, on the other hand, mostly use pliers as their main weapon of war, while the tail is an auxiliary weapon. So the scorpion's combat effectiveness is very unbalanced. If combined, the scorpion's combat effectiveness is not top-notch.
Red Dragon Centipede
Because of this, many large pincer scorpions encounter large centipedes in the case of uncontrollable heads, and the tail needle cannot protect itself in the first time, resulting in being reduced to a good meal. There are also some highly poisonous scorpions that rely too much on their tails and do not use pliers much, and their pliers are naturally less developed. It has tail needles but cannot be coordinated with pincers, nor can it deal with large bird-catching spiders and centipedes.
We can't always say that the strength of scorpions and bird-catching spiders is comparable, so now let's talk about the strength of bird-catching spiders.
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Bird-catching spiders, from the name point of view, are worth mentioning. Most bird-catching spiders have the ability to catch birds with their bare hands. Although they are not very toxic, the pain after biting can be imagined. Some bird-catching spiders kick their fur, such as the Burgundy Giant Bird-Eater Spider, the Emperor Babo, the Brazilian Solomon Birdcatcher, and the Brazilian Giant Kinnomi Bird-Eater. Kicking the hair on the body can also cause a swelling and pain...
Chilean fire roses
Bahia Scarlet
(Bahia Scarlet above is the heaviest bird-catching spider, with a maximum of 84 grams)
The bird-catching spider has a larger body than a scorpion and two long poisonous fangs.
Respect for the tamarind spider
The largest genus of birdtrawls is the genus T, of which there are three giants of the genus T: TA, TB, and TS.
TS (Amazon Giant Bird-Eater Spider Shorthair Species)
Among them, ta's foot limit can reach 32 centimeters, compared with the record of 23 centimeters broken by the largest scorpion, Scorpio, and wow, the whole number is reversed.
Whip spider (not a spider, not a bird-catching spider, no whip, 4 cm long)
Not only the body length, but also the width of the body, a medium-sized bird-catching spider is wider than a large scorpion. The main thing is that the scorpion can only climb and cannot jump, but the bird catcher spider is super flexible, and jumping up and down does not hurt the bones at all.
Guangxi mint blue-legged centipede
The jaws (poisonous fangs) of bird-catching spiders are more effective than centipedes. Centipedes can only insert the tip of their teeth into the opponent's body, but the overall ability to break armor is not good. Bird-catching spiders can not only use the tip of their teeth to find weaknesses, but also use their teeth to insert, bite and pinch, so the ability of bird-catching spiders to break through the armor is far more than that of centipedes.
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Solomon bird-catching spiders
Bird catcher spiders have the ability to break armor, which means that spiders can attack scorpions head-on.
But as long as we attack the scorpion, the scorpion will also use its double claws and tail poison needle to defend as much as possible, maybe the bird catcher spider will be pierced, so it loses the ability to fight and falls! This is actually the case, but not much. Sometimes the scorpion stings the bird-catching spider, and the bird-catching spider will still use its poisonous fangs to subdue the scorpion.
scorpion
Just put scorpions and bird-catcher spiders of the same magnitude together (if Peter Scorpion and Brazilian Solomon, Emperor Scorpion and Emperor Babu Spider, Titan Giant Scorpion and Burgundian Giant Birdcatcher, Thai Metal Blue and Yellow Fat Tail Scorpion), I think scorpions will have a hard time winning bird spiders.
Here is Mr. Deck, only personal opinions are expressed, and everyone is welcome to make the necessary corrections!
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