Framed Scorpion Display

Product Description

There are over 2,000 known scorpion species, but we know of only 30 to 40 that have a strong enough poison to kill a person. It uses a spur-shaped stinger at the end of its tail to deliver a venom that is a neurotoxin, a chemical that affects the nervous system, ultimately killing or paralyzing their prey. All scorpions are nocturnal hunters that feed on other arthropods, though some larger species can prey on mice, frogs and other small vertebrates.  In Afghanistan, some even smoke the tails of the scorpions to get high.

FRAMED SCORPION DETAILS:
► UV blocking conservation glass (so colors / details won’t fade)
► Museum quality archival shadowbox frame
► 6” H x 8” W x 1¼ “ D (choose frame color: black, walnut, white)
► Archival mounting materials (Acid and Lignin-free)
► Hook attached to back to hang on wall (Frame can also stand on its own)
► Natural history story about the specimen
► Info about ethical scorpion origin and care of display.
► Professionally made by an entomologist in Sonoma County California.

WE FRAME WITH UV BLOCKING GLASS:
UV rays are one of the most significant sources of degradation in museum artwork so we use Tru-Vue Conservation Clear UV blocking glass which blocks 99% of UV rays so you can enjoy your insect art for decades.

BEST OF BUGS:
We take great pride in making a high quality product and have the most 5-star reviews (over 5,000) on the internet. Our framed insect displays have been recognized by Pottery Barn, West Elm, Apartment Therapy, Herman Miller and won the BEST of HOUZZ award (leading home design site) for 2014 & 2015. see all our awards and press.

Flat Rate Shipping of $9.95 for all Framed Insect Art no matter how many you purchase.

Jewelry has a flat rate costs of $3.75 per order and $13 for international.

Your order will ship within 1 to 4 business days with tracking number.

If you are not 100% satisfied with your selection, you can return or exchange it within 7 days of receipt.

FRAMED INSECTS cannot be shipped outside of United States due to exporting restrictions.

Like all fine art, keep insect frames out of direct sunlight and areas of high humidity.

Butterfly wing jewelry is not waterproof and care should be taken to avoid contact with moisture, as this could damage the wing. When not wearing, store in a cool dark dry place to preserve the colors. Polish with a soft silver polishing cloth.