Scorpions, oh scorpions...

[prue84]

Congrats to me for conquering another step in the whole "get over your scorpions' fear" thing: managed to get rid of the animal with dustpan and the handy convenience of the balcony. I'm not sure which one of us, me and the scorpion, had shitted themselves more during the whole thing, but yeah, mission accomplished.

On another side... that "tic tic" of him pattering alongside the wainscot will give me nightmares for a week.

Gee...

And where the hell the bastard had come in? From the fireplace's hood?

Add this too to the nightmares... =_=

Comments

[ghostpiano.livejournal.com]

Holy crap, you guys have scorpions that run rampant there? That's horrifying! Man, I didn't realise how good I had it back home in Canada. I have this weird little worm things that pop up once in awhile, but they're NOTHING compared to the terrifying cockroaches I've found in Australia (SO scary), and your scorpions!

[prue84.livejournal.com]

Oh, don't get scared: our scorpions aren't the "ohmygodscorpions!!" you're used to see in movies: they're instead little and almost no harmful, since their bite does the same "harm" as a bee's. :)
Form Wiki:
<< The largest is E. italicus at 5 cm (2 in), and the smallest is E. germanus at 1.5 cm (0.6 in). The poison of Euscorpius species is generally very weak, with effects similar to a mosquito bite. >>

There's an abundance of them in the whole South Europe (but in England too, if I remember right), and I have a villette with a big garden and stone's wall: they love those walls. :D

[aleniakalain.livejournal.com]

*fissa l'ora in cui ha postato il post*
v_v questo perchè vai a dormire all'alba (letteralmente), sennò ci avrebbe pensato qualcun altro una volta svegliato allo scorpione random!

[prue84.livejournal.com]

No, sarebbe sparito. A giudicare dalla traiettoria, forse usciva dalla finestra, ma non è detto, quindi meglio che l'abbia beccato. Sperando che non ritorni in casa da sotto però. XD