Ozark scorpion

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The Ozark Scorpion (Euscorpius Ozarkus) is one of, if not the, most poisonous animals in the world. It is widely believed that one drop of poison could kill more than seventy men. It is indigenous to the midwest living mostly in lightly wooded areas. Its diet consits of a numerous variety and small insects. Little is known about the Ozark Scorpion but it is something to be very cautious about while camping in the Ozark regions of the midwest

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