Scorpion Species
Scientific data and classification of key scorpion species that serve as the source of our research materials.
2,500+ Recorded Species
Comprehensive classification of known scorpion species worldwide.
Research-Focused
Each species evaluated for biomedical research potential.
6 Continents
Species distributed across all continents except Antarctica.
Androctonus turkiyensis (Turkish Black Scorpion)
Androctonus turkiyensis
This black scorpion species endemic to Turkey is notable for its potent neurotoxic venom. Inhabiting rocky terrain in southeastern Anatolia, it is studied as a valuable peptide source in biomedical research.
Aegaeobuthus gibbosus (Anatolian Yellow Scorpion)
Aegaeobuthus gibbosus
This yellow scorpion species, widespread along the Aegean and Mediterranean coasts, contains bioactive peptides unique to Anatolia. Its venom is an important source for ion channel and neurotoxin research.
Mesobuthus turcicus (Yellow Scorpion)
Mesobuthus turcicus
A yellow scorpion species commonly found in the interior regions of Turkey. Its venom contains various bioactive components studied in neurological and cardiovascular research.
Androctonus crassicauda (Middle East Black Scorpion)
Androctonus crassicauda
Recognized by its thick tail, this black scorpion is widespread in southeastern Turkey and the Middle East. One of the most dangerous scorpion species in the world, its venom is extensively used in neurotoxin and peptide research.
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