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Parabuthus leiosoma is a thick-tailed buthid scorpion described by Ehrenberg in 1828, native to arid parts of northeast Africa and Arabia.
Parabuthus capensis is a southern African buthid scorpion described by Ehrenberg in 1831, found in South Africa's Cape provinces and southern Namibia.
Parabuthus raudus is a buthid scorpion described by Simon in 1888, associated with Kalahari sands and recorded across several southern African countries.
Parabuthus laevifrons is a southern African buthid scorpion described by Simon in 1888, known from Namibia's Hardap and Karas regions and South Africa.
Parabuthus schlechteri is a southern African buthid scorpion described by Purcell in 1899, found in South Africa's Northern Cape and southern Namibia.
Parabuthus kraepelini is a Namibian buthid scorpion described by Werner in 1902, named for Karl Kraepelin and recorded from Khomas, Hardap, Otjozondjupa and Kunene.
Parabuthus planicauda is a South African buthid scorpion described by Pocock in 1889, endemic to the Western, Northern and Eastern Cape and Free State.
