This "SCORPION" species has NO tail or sting ~ AMAZING !!!

[@0o464]

I think it’s an elephant, like if you agree

[@jqru]

are u dumb? it's clearly a horse

[@mcdonaldsv1nce236]

Are you both dumb it obviously a panther

[@itzpebble8670]

Really? You guys are idiots its clearly an orangutan

[@mllim7426]

Are you all dumb it’s simply a tiger.

[@roshishiro8782]

I think you are stupid comment if you agree

[@-yeme-]

these are Pseudoscorpions, or false scorpions :) they are arachnids, they have no venom and are harmless. interestingly tho, some of them can produce silk.

[@Butterflybella96]

They are also sometimes called book scorpions, because they will eat book lice and dust mites that feed on book binding.

[@doodledog9250]

I’ve seen those around my house and have always wondered what they are .. they seem aggressive but luckily like you said are harmless !

[@olivialavender1633]

Do they stay so small?

[@1997HondaCivic]

Sometimes nature is just like fuck it then it makes these fuckers

[@konecnyjackson08]

Scorpions are part of the arachnid family too, just a different branch, iirc.

[@lauren4190]

Book scorpions! (or pseudoscorpions) They get that name because they eat tiny mites that eat the leather bindings in books. They are of course completely harmless to us (and they are pretty cute)

[@ezor5609]

They are the perfect pets to have in a library

[@pringle544]

you could say they mite be a hunter....... no?.... not funny?

[@chantesse]

Picture less reported

[@oblongratatouille]

That is very true

[@lordo2218]

I can found tgis scorpion in tunisia ?

[@notneo5886]

People calling them pseudoscorpions, all I see are *Land Lobsters*

[@maddies6358]

😂😂😂

[@Scarlettleesy]

Not Neo I was going to write what you wrote in the comment

[@jackblue4759]

Fucking mood

[@sasukeuzumaki8563]

YES u read my mind Yes YAAAASS

[@cwin4196]

Same

[@vayeology]

Those are called Pseudoscorpian. Also known as false scorpian. They are arachnids. Not harmful to humans at all.

[@jqru]

wow, ur smart

[@lizzy_love1127]

They r actually very helpful to humans

[@XTacticalX8888]

You are right they are also called false scorpion

[@suborgulag7289]

@@XTacticalX8888 lmao pseudo=false

[@frxncisforever]

Yep

[@catscratch1240]

Tailless whip scorpions aren't scorpions either, they're just another form of arachnid related to spiders and scorpions. Kind of like how a daddy long leg isn't technically a spider.

[@vizalloteafilter]

wait why aren't daddy longlegs spiders technically

[@zawiszaczarny9518]

They're Opiliones - Harvestman. Of course by "daddy long legs" are also known cellar spiders - Pholcidae.

[@catscratch1240]

Zawisza Czarny thank you and Stephanie Chesterfield I'm sorry for not responding I didn't get the notification for some reason. But yeah when I said "daddy longlegs" aren't spiders I was talking about Opiliones not Pholcidae.

[@bari2883]

What is a daddy long lrgs then? Never knew they werent spiders.

[@iseetheWAYVision]

maybe that’s why i don’t mind daddy long legs

[@Artoodeto33]

It's a Psudoscorpion, I have some living in our compost pile. They have venom in their pincers but are harmless to people.

[@anayepez5827]

0:39 wE dOnt wASTe fOOd iN tHiS hOuseHOlD!!!!

[@ThatOneKitsune]

0:39 *

[@cherrisoda892]

@@ThatOneKitsune what...you both said the same thing??

[@ThatOneKitsune]

it was edited

[@anayepez5827]

@@cherrisoda892 i edited

[@cherrisoda892]

Oh lol

[@Thchandler]

I got my first tarantula today

[@Thchandler]

@@urdeaddad1490 I honestly have no idea sorry I'm gonna make a video on it on my channel

[@przester-]

U r so lucky. What species?

[@AZOVdefense]

I finally got me second “T” after my first “T” passed. I got a Theraphosa stirmi.

[@Thchandler]

@@przester- I honestly have no idea sorry I'm gonna make a video on it on my channel

[@m.j.tripper3527]

Yay! Congrats! 😊

[@FateburnXVII]

"i will not be keeping them" - puts them in garden- xD

[@freak2031]

Thats not keeping them thats releasing them

[@accryylics1812]

It's a Pheese that's not keeping them

[@mortiisxtv339]

Lol true that

[@epichobbyfuntv4560]

SCRUB RELEASING HE IS RELEASING THEM NOT KEEPING!

[@FateburnXVII]

@@epichobbyfuntv4560 chill kid

[@JustIn-sr1xe]

I found a couple of those in my compost pile earlier this year. At first I thought they were baby scorpions. Then I noticed the lack of tail and sting. I think they're really cool. They're rather passive creatures... Unless you're a tiny mite.

[@mangoisrichop2004]

Me and my friends found one of those in our school yard, we thought it was a tiny scorpion then we realized it don’t have a tail so my friends decided to call it a weird looking ant

[@freak2031]

Lol and doesnt*

[@freak2031]

I would have named it fred :3

[@bernardgonzales3882]

Wha-

[@alucard3708]

Moon Watcher I would have called it franklin 😎

[@KALEBEDTZ]

It’s a false scorpion

[@jillest]

How the hell did you catch them They're so small Harry ur a wizard

[@ValTheAsian]

You’re a harry, wizard!

[@carolynturner2747]

Like hart potter

[@carolynturner2747]

Like Harry potter

[@MrLaPrune1337]

Buys them...

[@markwitte2698]

Yeah

[@yurichu486]

Small scorpion: *looks at normal scorpions stingers* WAT ARE THOSE !!!!!???? Normal scorpion: Umm...my stinger?

[@NorthCanis]

Lol XD

[@marysworld9760]

Imagine the normal scorpio turn it's back and like rise the stinger low key showing it's butt, i don't why😂😂

[@itsmeowthsenpai8728]

@@NorthCanis loll

[@itsmeowthsenpai8728]

Lol 😂

[@josejr5003]

lol XD

[@supermomochan]

I know this was a while ago, but I was literally just reading an article about "book scorpions." They aren't actually scorpions, but they eat the mites that live in old books! They are so tiny and cute! Wouldn't want them in my shelves, but super interesting! Thanks for sharing them with us!

[@cortster12]

Apparently, Pseudoscorpions have venom glands in their claws (I assume they are much too small to affect a human). They also lack box lungs, unlike true scorpions.

[@ExoticsLair]

Wow, that's neat!

[@aidencargo7138]

Exotics Lair give me one?

[@jaxsonlalonde2739]

I was hoping someone would point that out

[@sapulamchandyman6816]

Awww theyre soooo cuuutee!! These guys are pseudo scorpions ;)

[@Zamarae]

Pseudoscorpion! First time I heard of one was when my friend found one and we had a moment of shock and awe. Always fun seeing new critters

[@Eeepy]

When u not sure this a s scorpion or not. Me:*find google search*

[@ro-gamingftw3327]

What did you put in search? Castrated scorpion?

[@OppaiGod]

But doesnt know the name

[@bernardgonzales3882]

I found two of them i killed it i dont know why i did that ;-;

[@RedoAll]

@@bernardgonzales3882 that's is my instinct

[@a9ki9ra9h]

you're so entertaining even when you're unboxing something or just feeding them

[@oliviashull9113]

The thing that was hanging of his tongs give me severe OCD I just wanted to take that thing off

[@adilene199517]

Olivia Shull sameee

[@amethystgacha4697]

Please don’t use OCD as a feeling. But yea, it did frustrate me lol

[@sofialol6613]

OMG SAME 😱😱

[@oliviashull9113]

Little Meow Meow okay 👌

[@creepycheese4446]

I don’t have OCD but that annoyed me so much 😩😩😩

[@cryptidghoul9778]

That frog is adorable!

[@bence3922]

I have seen one in my school a few years ago. I opened my book and this tiny dude was there.

[@KuramiRocket]

I would have screamed and dropped the book xD

[@alicetrimble2623]

Me too

[@octaviusthe2nd672]

I dunno what are they but they're clearly so CUTE

[@lizzy_love1127]

It's called a Pseudoscorpion

[@frxncisforever]

Yep

[@Ben-xd9xi]

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudoscorpion

[@juanestrella7006]

"While he enjoys his empty water dish" 😂

[@Dolomedesspider]

Like others said it's a Pseudoscorpion. Here in Sweden we call them "Book scorpions" (free swe/eng translations of me). Scientific name: Chelifer cancroides, and yes they belong to the Arachnid 'family'. These guys buffet would be: Liposcelididae (Barklice), we call them 'Book flee' here. Springtails (Collembola) and mites & tics is also on the menu. And yes! It can run backwards AND sideways with no trouble stumbling on it's own 8 legs.

[@sephaya1563]

It's a pseudoscorpion. They have poison glands in their claws and eat clothes moth larvae, carpet beetle larvae, booklice, ants, mites, and small flies. Sorry my english is not the best.

[@daisymay6505]

Your English is just fine 😊

[@giadaibarra1]

Those are..actually I don’t know but they kinda cute

[@davidernst7147]

yeah kinda cute but too scary somehow

[@md.rakibkhanrobi6394]

Y£567

[@yesno4908]

Yeah

[@aryze1137]

Seems like an ant and a scorpion made a child

[@reignboow]

AnasGaming lol omg ikr

[@samanli-tw3id]

Scorpant

[@mencarihiburan5191]

Scantion

[@Premmandal345]

XD

[@elgooblino]

Are we ever gonna get Watering my tarantulas part 4?

[@jqru]

ikr

[@kentvikman1086]

Up here in the, not, cold North we are familiar with this tiny Arachnid. They can be easily found among archives, book depositories, news stands and wherever bound paper is being stored. The Book Scorpion is really a type of spider in which the front legs, for whatever reason, has turned to mimic the pincers of a scorpion. Here, they grow to be approx. 1-1.5 centimeters in length and assume a light tan brown coloration as adults. Non-venomous and generally even tempered, to my experience, they do not object to being handled as adults. Great vid.

[@SmolBat]

it's so flipping adorable! LOOK HOW LITTLE IT IS!! SO CUTE!! sorry XD I'm "fangirling" about it

[@jaylenpetty5655]

Exotic lair host:so while he enjoys his empty water dish lets get into the vid Me:🤣😂🤣🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣👌🏽

[@MissLady83]

I chuckled as well

[@LLLadySSS]

Lmao wtf

[@wondergirl8872]

U seem rlly disappointed when it doesn’t have a stinger but I would be over the moon 😂

[@theworthysoul]

Pseudoscorpions are so adorable lmao, those tiny waving pincers look derpy without any stinger tail with them, and they're so tiny and slow.

[@Viesta]

I've had pseudoscorpions in my bathroom before... And they are tiny... And can act aggressive towards you... But they are harmless.

[@dragoncake7103]

A scorpion A ant A half scorpion and a half ant OHHH I KNOW ITS A SCORPANTIS

[@kenzieliemyt]

High scorpantis Yeah!

[@Kidgamer-po6sl]

scorpioant

[@ravviq4879]

*founds a green scorpion* Me : Wow a land lobster *white scorpion walk* Wow a land lobster *A rainbow scorpion walks* Wow a land lobster We only have land lobsters .nothing else

[@Pixiesfairiedust]

ravviq underrated ^

[@rubythedragon7945]

Pause at 2:05 I see a tiny Scorpio who had escaped ;)

[@wioi]

Hehe true!

[@adma6672]

Oh, I see the little pseudoscorpion

[@youngwildandawesome5068]

That's dust

[@strawberrycoolatta]

AmazePlayz it’s an ant

[@zoeycookie2249]

oh ye i see it

[@karma_a3572]

Omg it's pseudo scorpions my science teacher said these usually live under ground and are like tinyy, these guys are hard to find congrats 👏

[@hamza-trabelsi]

Pseudoscorpion , They are book protector scorpions, you should keep them if you have a lot of books :D .

[@chari_czn]

It's a false scorpion. I've seen those around my old duplex years ago. I used to think they were scorpions. Lol

[@suborgulag7289]

This thing is much more of a spider than a scorpion

[@caca7362]

At 3:33 "Can u move backwards?" (shoves tombs in her or his face) 😂😂😂😂

[@holly832]

Awww! It's so cute, it looks Like an ant but extra cuter!! I would love to have one on my hand (-3-)

[@razorbladeisaac912]

they atacc they protecc *But most importantly* *He is a smoll scorpion*

[@dubtv6160]

@Gd Roy Storm it not scorpion

[@davidsunderland6688]

I found a tiny brown dark brown claws pseudoscorpion today for the first time under a rock I called him a micro scorpion

[@midnightgame1782]

He's a special scorpion he's so tiny and so cute! 😘😘

[@frxncisforever]

They are called Pseudoscorpions and they are very tiny and cute!

[@hellokairuu]

I see a land dolphin. Am I right or am I right?

[@freak2031]

Your wrong

[@ayofrtho7014]

You're left

[@rainyxnightshade]

Dumbass

[@widowkeeper4739]

I don't know much about them, but they're really cute! Great find. Their movements remind me of a jumping spider.

[@imblue308]

I love this channel 😁😁😁❤️ 🦂🐍🐸

[@ziggy5331]

My parents won't allow me to have a tarantula, any tips how I can convince them so I can have one?

[@vayeology]

Ziggy my mom doesnt allow me to have a turanula either. I have to wait until i move out to get one

[@ThatGuy-nv2wo]

You might just be too young to be responsible enough

[@isaacfoster1339]

My mother did not want me to get a tarantula. Then I gave my mother reasons why a tarantula is great. And the next day I bought things for a spider without a "yes" from my mother. Now I have a G. rosea and my mother loves that spider. :D My tip: buy a terrarium and everything else so that your parents realize how important it is for you.

[@gutierrezfamily4672]

Do chores around the house?! Maybe?! 🤔

[@justsomerandomwords.]

show them that you are responsible and serious

[@matahugu8675]

So cute!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😍😍😍😍😍🦂🦂🦂🦂🦂

[@stewieroided3437]

These live in my room

[@freak2031]

.... Ummm

[@JayJ6198]

Mine too

[@JayJ6198]

Real and the pseudo ones

[@kovol7116]

I think they are the new generation of a dog and a dragon..

[@Usikkert111]

Recently found one in my home as well. It’s a pseudoscorpion. So cute.

[@1NIGHTMAREGAMER]

I think this thing is cute

[@jessicahernandez3062]

That is a baby scorpion with no tail

[@nerdlita8900]

Well. There is a scorpion called the Whip Scorpion. They don't have pinchers or a tail stinger. I've seen them in New Mexico EDIT: oof never mind u did talk about them

[@justmosen5011]

i once found this thing while digging in a river with my family and i thought it was an abnormal ant so i justed bury him back to were it belong,regrets...

[@fennecchelywolf6820]

These are scorpibois.

[@zpexers7420]

I always see those tiny scorpions in my house lol

[@vmint4755]

When your mom walks in and you are talking to a scorpion alone...

[@lance3547]

Pretty UNIQUEEEE Btw nice video!!!!! can i get a heart pls?

[@Bobby-wq5et]

Lanceplaz_YT_PH roblox no

[@lance3547]

IsaacSaint im just askin dude

[@harleythewolf8204]

Here 💜 P.S. I don't like you XD you just asked for it

[@Instangustus]

Man I love death stalkers for some reason

[@ExoticsLair]

They're great !

[@antidesz]

Exotics Lair right up until they sting you 🤣

[@ExoticsLair]

That is true :l

[@antidesz]

Exotics Lair 😆

[@Rando3682]

Sasuke we're is Naruto

[@eburoonsvuur]

Found one of these on my bedsheets a few years ago while on winter holiday in the middle of Finland. I was so amazed haha

[@teddybearedits3669]

I see a lobster ☉ϖ☉ I'm hungry too

[@harleythewolf8204]

I 💜 your exotic videos! Edit:Holy CRAP he highlighted my comment O.O I'm super cringey XD

[@oil6974]

no its just awesome to be highlighted

[@harleythewolf8204]

Ur right

[@RoanAndRoaming]

When it gets to the rainy months we have these everywhere. They tend to live in moist places. They just climb around.

[@1NIGHTMAREGAMER]

Gimmie oneeee!

[@williambritigan3180]

Pseudoscorpion, False Scorpion, Or Book Scorpion :)

[@zephirinedrouhin3735]

He’s really cute! He looks exactly like the little bugs that were on the walls occasionally in the house where I grew up. They were fun to put your finger in front of because they’d always walk backward just like this one.

[@joshnie4113]

I think it’s a night scaled dragon/scorpion

[@silentone3852]

*CHOOSE YOUR CHARACTER!* *SCORPION!*

[@frxncisforever]

It's a Pseudoscorpion

[@real_ghost_-969]

Me too

[@Brahze]

I live in the northern area of British Columbia in Canada, and those pseudoscorpions live in the walls of the houses, and they’re really cute and harmless.

[@TheBossGang]

How rich are you?

[@andreigeoffreyj.espinoza4711]

Grammar pls

[@TheBossGang]

@@andreigeoffreyj.espinoza4711 are lol

[@vee_draws_stuff5300]

I don't think you need to be very rich to take care of arachnids. My friend has 7 tarantulas and 2 snakes and she's not very rich. She told me that its not incredibly hard to take care of them.

[@gangmember8762]

He would me a whole lot richer if his vids didnt get demonotized lol

[@TheBossGang]

@@vee_draws_stuff5300 no I mean how much does his house cost

[@-cr34tur3-5]

I think your cat is broken. Have you tried putting it in rice?

[@bxletsplay5977]

In Germany, they are called "Bücher Skorpion" wich means something like "Book Scorpion". They eat very small insects.

[@kriipxswrld8667]

BX Lets Play Deutsch?XD

[@bxletsplay5977]

@@kriipxswrld8667 Ja normal😂

[@kriipxswrld8667]

Hätte nicht gedacht das sich deutsche das angucken😂

[@bxletsplay5977]

@@kriipxswrld8667 Naja warum nicht. Ist halt alles sehr interessant und solche Videos gibts irgendwie nicht von den Deutschen😂😂

[@kriipxswrld8667]

Ja eigentlich schon schade

[@machupps8002]

There name is false scorpion, no?

[@XTacticalX8888]

You are right and they are called the psuedoscorpion

[@machupps8002]

Lil Ed Mitchell oh okay

[@frxncisforever]

Also known as a Pseudoscorpion

[@lehoeriksson3616]

1

[@traccoon2081]

No it's a mutanted ninja ant

[@yashad5874]

do you ship turantulas to canada?

[@kanaaldieiknietmeergagebru7758]

They will die

[@ExoticsLair]

I don't, sorry.

[@yashad5874]

no problem i just want to say you really helped me not be afraid of spiders thank you very much

[@deadhopes9575]

Those tiny things are pseudoscorpian also known as a false scorpian they eat dust mites and practically and small insect

[@rexius775]

0:06 to 0:08 sounds like moaning

[@pixel6173]

It doesn't really come close tbh.

[@unicorngirlchance205]

Who else clicked because your a Scorpio m!😂😘

[@jesuschrist7067]

unicorn girl Chance meee

[@jesuschrist7067]

Omg we both love unicorns

[@jesuschrist7067]

Now we're technically bffs

[@akai_mei1397]

Kandee Unicorn Gosh stop sending so much Comments you know you can just edit it...(No hate)

[@cryptid-artha]

Ooh! Pseudoscorpions! They are fascinating and awesome! I have caught them before.

[@chloedevillers3761]

These are called books’scorpions (in french) because they eat silver fish which eat the glue with starch in the books but now there are no more books with this type of glue so these "scorpions" go to the bathroom because they like the humidity ☺️

[@ElohiAdanvdo]

I found smaller pseudobois where I live in the North. They were of course protecting my books from wood louts and the like- but I had to be more careful because they were more often than not found in my bathroom on the walls... And even in a TP roll lol. But still, they're cool little guys and make good guardians for bookworms and their collections.

[@AngelCnderDreamer]

They are so cute and tiny! I like how they are false scorpions. ^ ^

[@KennAndCasper]

I found a pseudoscorpion crawling around in my cupboard just a couple weeks ago! First one I’d ever come across, though I could immediately tell that this little critter was something I’d never seen before. Apparently these little scorpion like critters hitchhike on the legs and under the wings of bigger bugs, and that’s how they travel, being as they’re so small and have no wings. They DO have venom in their claws, but of course it has no effect on humans, and they’re too small to break a humans skin anyways. Neat little guys that basically are a whole category of their own, since they aren’t quite scorpions and aren’t quite arachnids, though they are usually lumped in with them.

[@freak2031]

I googled it and i came up with this: Although they look like really small scorpions, Pseudoscorpions lack a tail or stinger. They have venom glands in their claws meant to kill tinymites and springtails.Feb 25, 2019

[@baosisavathvongsay6390]

Exotic: am I right or am I right? Me: your left

[@spicypotato666]

My grandpa used to call them scorpion ticks, they're beneficial and you can usually find them in old books eating mites in them. They're kinda cute

[@megana7663]

I actually remember catching one. I called it spider scorpion because they basically eat mites and uses animals and people to travel to different locations.

[@krinklehinkle]

Those are super cool! I know what they eat because I googled it. They eat, common clothes moths, varied carpet beetles, small ants, mites, flies, and booklice

[@KaiserToons]

Pseudoscorpion, they are pretty cool little buggers that live on every continent and go largely unnoticed because they are the best non-mite hiding arachnids. They apparently don't live in Antarctica to our knowledge, however it'd be pretty cool if it turned out they are just that good at hiding.

[@Fisch-sticks]

I've had those little guys in my house here in the US. I love them!

[@Mrcreeperdead]

little dudes movement strongly resembles the movement of the jumping spiders i interact with from time to time, except, for the jumping of course, but the constant caution, backward movement and only walking 1-3 centimeters at a time, definitely similar. combined with the ability to climb plastic, probably related to arachnids, rather than scorpions, or whatever their group is called in smart.

[@Luthyen]

These are Chelifer cancroides also called "house pseudoscorpions" or "book scorpion"

[@LilliCherry]

I like your humour, that's why I've subscribed