Tanzanian Whipped Scorpion with babies on board – Damon variegatus, the body of the Tanzanian Whip Scorpion is flat and spider-like with six segmented walking legs, two long front legs and without a tail. The coloration varies from polka dot brown, black or cream.

The body measures between 1 and 2 inches long, but they measure up to 8 inches long with their legs outstretched.

Tailless whip scorpions are harmless to humans and are not poisonous; they are found mainly in tropical parts of North and South America, Asia and Africa.


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