The iberian scorpion is a master of adaptation, residing in arid habitats where it skillfully navigates through harsh conditions. This creature is known for its nocturnal activities, emerging under the cover of darkness to hunt small invertebrates, using powerful pincers and a venomous sting to subdue its prey. Remarkably, the young ride on their mother's back after birth, a testament to its protective nature during the vulnerable early stages of life.

Isometrus maculatus is a species of scorpion in the family Buthidae, commonly called in English the lesser brown scorpion. Its distribution is pantropical; it is an introduced species in Hawaii.

With a body adept at survival in arid environments, marbled scorpion possesses a remarkable physiological trait where its cuticle can reflect ultraviolet light, causing it to glow under such illumination. Adapted to a carnivorous diet, this species seizes prey with its pedipalps, injecting a potent venom through its stinger to swiftly immobilize its victims, which largely consist of insects. Its role in the ecosystem as both predator and prey is crucial, maintaining insect populations while serving as nourishment for larger creatures.

With a strikingly marbled exoskeleton, little marbled black scorpion is an adept nocturnal predator, thriving in warm, terrestrial habitats. This creature exhibits sexual dimorphism, with females generally surpassing males in size. During its post-embryonic stages, little marbled black scorpion adopts a varied diet, switching from soft-bodied prey as a juvenile to a more robust diet featuring arthropods and small vertebrates in adulthood. Its venom, though potent, is rarely lethal to humans.

The distinctive indian Red Scorpion is known for its potent venom, which contains a cocktail of neurotoxins capable of causing severe pain and potentially lethal systemic effects in humans. This arachnid expresses sexual dimorphism, with females displaying a bulkier form when compared to the typically leaner males. Adapted to arid habitats, it exhibits a remarkable ability to regulate its own metabolism to conserve water and survive long periods without food.

The species highveld lesser-thicktail scorpion, native to parts of Southern Africa, exhibits a striking appearance with its yellow-brown to orange coloring and a set of robust pedipalps. As adults, these arachnids are known for their diet primarily consisting of insects, which they overpower with a potent venom, although this venom generally poses little threat to humans. Juveniles often consume smaller prey, such as tiny invertebrates, until they grow to attain their full predatory capabilities.