Seeking
a home with a little extra excitement? How about a three
bedroom, two-and-half bath beauty in Las Vegas! This home
features a pool, an enormous yard (compared to Las Vegas standards),
and frequent cute, cuddly little scorpion visits! Once a week or more
you'll be surprised by your cohabitating creatures who enjoy dark,
cool hangouts. Just like in the image above, you'll be able to see
your friends better under a black light.
The adorable bark scorpion enjoys sneaking around in
the dead of night, eating crumbs, large insects, and scaring the
crap out of you.
Your new pets will appear only in the evening when they're out-and-about
looking for a good meal. Watch out! Their sting can be excruciating,
at its best; and at its worst - deadly. This lovely home can be
yours for the amazing low-low price of only $300,000. So act now! MAKE
AN OFFER!
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Need more information on the bark scorpion? Visit the
University of Arizona - College of Agricultural and Life Sciences
for more details: http://ag.arizona.edu/pubs/insects/az1223/.
But
wait! There's more...
The
bark scorpion sting is highly toxic. Small children, the infirm, and
the elderly must be especially wary of encountering such a specimen.
An antivenin is available only if you're lucky enough to live near
the University of Arizona. All other persons must enjoy the neat
little tail poke (or as some make refer - the extraordinary pain) of
a sting or, for those special persons experiencing anaphylactic
shock, be rushed to a hospital and given a delightful tracheotomy.
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Curious about the composition of the bark scorpion venom? Here
is an enlightening paper on the subject:
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Ready to see the small wonder in action? The following video
details an encounter with the delightful insect earlier this
evening. (**Warning: the publisher assumes no liability associated
with viewing this video such as crawling skin syndrome, obsessive
inspection of your surroundings, sleep disturbances, and psychosis. View
at your own risk.)
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