A striking Heterometrus laoticus scorpion specimen displayed in a double-sided glass frame, allowing the intricate anatomy to be viewed from both the dorsal and ventral sides.
Known as the giant forest scorpion, Heterometrus laoticus is a large, heavily built scorpion native to Southeast Asia. Its imposing pedipalps, segmented tail, armored body, and fine leg structures make it an especially dramatic example of arachnid anatomy.
The specimen has been carefully positioned with its pincers raised and legs extended, creating a balanced, almost architectural presentation. The transparent display keeps the focus entirely on the scorpion while allowing light and the surrounding environment to remain visible behind it.
The black wood frame measures approximately 8.75" tall × 5.75" wide × 1.75" deep and includes hanging hardware for wall display. Its depth also allows the piece to be displayed freestanding on a shelf or cabinet.
Details
- Heterometrus laoticus
- Commonly known as the giant forest scorpion
- Genuine preserved scorpion specimen
- Double-sided glass display
- Black wood frame
- Approximately 8.75" × 5.75" × 1.75"
- Hanging hardware attached
- Dorsal and ventral anatomy visible
Please note: You will receive the same type of natural specimen shown, but not necessarily the exact piece pictured. Because each specimen is unique, slight variations in size, shape, coloring, patterning, and positioning are to be expected.
Natural specimens may show minor irregularities, variation, or evidence of preservation. These characteristics are part of the individual specimen rather than defects.