An Indian woman has died after being stung by a scorpion. The anonymous patient, 54, was attacked on her left hand by an Indian Red Scorpion shortly after she woke up, a case report reveals. The woman ...

The sting is in the tail and has always been. But for the women and children of the Jaffna peninsula it is a different tail that stings them.Hiding in dark and dingy corners both within and without ...

The glossy Indian black scorpion, or Heterometrus bengalensis, has inhabited the Earth for around 450 million years, and lives mainly in tropical and subtropical regions, including India, North Africa ...

21-year-old zoology student Aamod Zambre's enduring fascination for scorpions has emerged as a full-fledged passion, with his year-and-a-half-old online album featuring assorted members of the ...

Born in 2001, Yash Mansukhbhai Moradiya started his yoga journey at the age of eight. An Indian yoga teacher based in Dubai has created the Guinness World Record for holding a yoga pose for 30 minutes ...

A deadly new species of scorpion which has led to a number of deaths in the Jaffna district has been identified as “ Hottentotta Tumulus “in the family of ‘Buthidae’. A species commonly known in India ...

Indian yoga practitioner and teacher Yash Mansukhbhai Moradiya, who is currently from Dubai, created a Guinness World Record by holding the scorpion pose for nearly 30 minutes. "The scorpion position ...

THE Spermatogenesis of the Scopionidæ has been of special interest since E. B. Wilson's description of the remarkable behaviour of the mitochondria in Centrurus exilicauda (Wood). In this species the ...

The research titled -- Highly efficient anti-cancer therapy using scorpion ‘NanoVenin was part of the recent meeting of the American Chemical Society (ACS), the world's largest scientific society, in ...

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India breaks a world record yet again. Indians are full of talent and aim to achieve everything possible. Other than giving great scientists and leaders to the world, India has given them yoga which ...