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Okay so, i'v lived in West Texas my entire life in a small town in the middle of the desert. I'v seen and bet stung by the scorpions extremely frequently, i got stung recently and it didn't do anything, i'v been stung by several other scorpion's(Different Species) such as the stripe tailed and the hair scorpion that live in the same climate. And none of them do anything to me anymore, did i develope an immunity to them? I think i did, but i'm not sure how many times it takes to be stung to develop an immunity to something.
If i were to guess i think i'v been stung over 100 times, i'm 20 year's old.
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OP, i mean i'v been stung by the scorpion the picture but apparently i can't type today. The Arizona Bark Scorpion is the one i'v stung by the most, but the last few times i'v been stung i didn't experience what i had the last time, almost nothing really just slight numbness and tingling, a little pain and then it's sore for the next day.
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>>2413264
You don't develop immunity to venom. It either stays the same or you get an allergic reaction and it gets worse each time. Be lucky that hasn't happened to you.
Also most scorpion stings are dry, meaning none to very little venom is actually injected.
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i've lived in Arizona my whole life and see scorpians frequently. never been stung, what are you doing to get stung so often?
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>>2413262
>i'v been stung over 100 times, i'm 20 year's old.
How the fuck do you even accomplish that? Do you spend all day with your dick inside damp corners?
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