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A member of the arachnid family, one of the oldest and most [successful] groups of animals on this planet.  In fact, some think the first animal to leave the sea was an arachnid.  [Scorpions] have lobster-like claws and a tail which arches forward over their backs, ends in a sting.  It's that sting which means they are feared and detested, but in fact only a small minority of scorpions are dangerously venomous.  Scorpions live in a [variety] of environments, from tropical to desert regions.  As a rule, species with larger and stronger-looking pincers tend to be safer.  For example, scorpions like the Emporer Scorpion, [Black Forest] Scorpion (a guest on 'Clive Anderson Talks Back') and Egyptian Gold Scorpion are safe to handle and are kept as pets.  Meanwhile, the Death Stalker and Fat-tailed Scorpions (which have small, narrow pincers), are dangerously venomous.  The earliest known scorpion fossils are [something] like 400 million years old.  Two ancient scorpions, Brontoscorpio and Gigantoscorpio, are thought to have each been a metre in length.  Whenever I watch a scorpion, I can't help feeling I'm viewing the events of 400 million years ago.

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