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Apparently scorpion venom is a cash cow, and from my research a liter can go up to a million dollars or more.

In my new place of work there's a forest at the back and I was struck with the idea of collecting and keeping them.

I don't have the technology or the tools for extracting or even to identify the different species. Nor do I have the contacts international or local for the sale.

My best bet is to link with a research facility like Unilag or U.I or individual bodies funded with grants etc

Or even to store them efficiently and hope they won't die.

Any ideas on the most practical way to go about this? Here is a pics of the ones I have so far

SirL0neWolf:
Apparently scorpion venom is a cash cow, and from my research a liter can go up to a million dollars or more.

In my new place of work there's a forest at the back and I was struck with the idea of collecting and keeping them.

I don't have the technology or the tools for extracting or even to identify the different species. Nor do I have the contacts international or local for the sale.

My best bet is to link with a research facility like Unilag or U.I or individual bodies funded with grants etc

Or even to store them efficiently and hope they won't die.

Any ideas on the most practical way to go about this? Here is a pics of the ones I have so far

You realtor have quite a sizeable number... But, these are not yet enough as you can only get a little dose of venom secretion from a scorpion daily.

Since you do not have the expertise, kindly venture into sales of live scorpions. Less risky for you