description Heterometrus mysorensis Overview
Heterometrus mysorensis is a species of burrowing scorpion in the family Scorpionidae. The species was described by František Kovařík in 2004 and is recorded from India, where it belongs to the Asian forest-scorpion genus Heterometrus. Published descriptions identify a large red-brown animal with strongly built pedipalps, making the species relevant to taxonomic and regional studies of Indian scorpion diversity.
help Heterometrus mysorensis FAQ
What is Heterometrus mysorensis?
Heterometrus mysorensis is a burrowing scorpion in the family Scorpionidae. It belongs to Heterometrus, a genus commonly known as Asian forest scorpions.
Who described Heterometrus mysorensis?
The species was described by František Kovařík in 2004. Published descriptions record it from India and characterize it as a large red-brown forest scorpion.
Where is Heterometrus mysorensis found?
It is recorded from India. As a burrowing Heterometrus species, it is associated with ground-level shelter and forest or woodland-type habitats rather than open water.
Is Heterometrus mysorensis dangerous to keep?
It is a venomous scorpion and should be handled only by experienced keepers using secure equipment. Its large body and burrowing behavior make a locked, escape-proof enclosure important.
explore Explore More
Similar to Heterometrus mysorensis
compare_arrows Compare: Heterometrus swammerdami See all arrow_forward
Reviews & Comments
Write a Review
Be the first to review
Share your thoughts with the community and help others make better decisions.
