Hottentotta tamulus

Predominantly nocturnal, hiding under stones and debris. It preys on insects and other small invertebrates.

Lays eggs that develop into venomous scorpions, with parental care observed in some cases.

Recognizable by its reddish color and slender tail. It has potent venom that is medically significant.

Known for its dangerous sting, it has been a subject of medical studies due to its potential lethality.

While it poses a risk to humans, its population is not considered endangered. However, habitat destruction and human encroachment affect its distribution.