scorpion造句

Bubba: Naw, just a scorpion sting.

The sting of a scorpion is in its tail.

A scorpion and a frog meet on the bank of a stream and the scorpion asks the frog to carry him across on its back.

The images above and below highlight different aspects of the pectines of various scorpion species.

Now I have been driving another Fiat bearing the scorpion badge.

Zeus gave a name to this scorpion, that is, Scorpio as constellation to warn people not to be arrogant.

"He is a client of mine," the doctor said. "I am treating his child for a scorpion sting."

He could have made the scorpion an arthropod version of the girl, but such an act would have been beneath his standards.

The bright star on the right with the greenish haze is Pi Scorpii, one of the claws of the scorpion in the constellation Scorpius.

But just in the middle of the river he felt a terrible pain and realised that, after all, the scorpion had stung him.

You don't find oven-baked tarantula and scorpion lollies in many places so it's a product most customers won't have seen before.

Over 10 million vials of anti-venom sera would be needed to treat snake and scorpion bites worldwide, with an estimated 2 million vials required for Africa alone.

The insects in question were scorpion flies, and the observation was that those flies whose wings were most symmetrical were the ones that did best in the mating stakes.

He even had his colleagues use a mass spectroscopy machine to evaluate a blue scorpion venom treatment the patient had stumbled on. It turned out to be just blue water.

So the American Museum of Natural History researchers took known venomous species—which include stonefish, catfish, lionfish, scorpion fish, toadfish, stargazers, and half a dozen other families—and tried to determine how they were related to each other and additional fish.