description Parabuthus capensis Overview
Parabuthus capensis is a southern African buthid scorpion described by Ehrenberg in 1831, found in South Africa's Cape provinces and southern Namibia.
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Parabuthus capensis ranks #34 of 302 in the Scorpion ranking, behind Parabuthus villosus, ahead of Typhlochactas sylvestris.
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How good is Parabuthus capensis?
Parabuthus capensis scores 7.72/10 (Good) on Lunoo, making it a well-rated option in the Scorpion category. Southern African Parabuthus with medical relevance and long taxonomic history; widely recognized among thick-tailed scorpions.
What are the best alternatives to Parabuthus capensis?
See our alternatives page for Parabuthus capensis for a ranked list with scores. Top alternatives include: Rhopalurus junceus, Androctonus finitimus, Mesobuthus martensii.
How does Parabuthus capensis compare to Rhopalurus junceus?
See our detailed comparison of Parabuthus capensis vs Rhopalurus junceus with scores, features, and an AI-powered verdict.
Is Parabuthus capensis worth it in 2026?
With a score of 7.72/10, Parabuthus capensis is a solid option in Scorpion. See all Scorpion ranked.
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