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I Mounted a Scorpion… 3 Weeks Later, This Happened

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How to Mount a Scorpion: The 3-Week Transformation What does it take to turn a softened scorpion specimen into a dramatic educational display? Hey guys! Ryan here and this week, I'm walking you through the complete three-week mounting process of a scorpion, from positioning eight delicate legs to shaping the claws, mandibles, and raised tail. I teach you how I mount and pose a scorpion using insect pins, forceps, supports, and a whole lot of patience. You’ll see how a 30-to-40-minute soak makes the specimen flexible, why different pin sizes are useful, how drying causes the legs to shrink, and what the finished scorpion looks like after three weeks on the mounting board. You’ll also get a close look at some fascinating scorpion anatomy, including the small pincer-like mouthparts that most people never notice. This specimen is being prepared for an educational exhibit at a local county park, where it will help visitors discover why scorpions are such remarkable arachnids. In this video: • Stabilizing and positioning the scorpion • Arranging all eight legs for display • Opening the claws and mouthparts • Raising and supporting the tail • Allowing the specimen to dry properly • Removing the pins after three weeks • Revealing the completed mount Scorpions are arachnids, not insects. This video documents the preservation of a nonliving specimen. Never handle a live or unidentified scorpion without appropriate knowledge and precautions. Scorpion behavior and venom risk vary by species. Would you put this scorpion on display, or would it give you the creeps? Tell us in the comments. 📬 Booking inquiries: https://ryanthebugman.com/ 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more behind-the-scenes bug show content, live insect education, and of course...cool bug fun! #InsectMounting #CecropiaMoth #RyanTheBugMan Chapters: 00:00 Scorpion Ready to Mount 01:16 Pinning and Stabilizing 03:43 Leg Positioning Basics 05:31 Exhibit Goals and Symmetry 09:49 Pin Sizes and Technique 11:43 Posing the Claws 12:57 Mandibles and Harmless Myth 13:46 Raising Abdomen for Tail 15:44 Tail Suspension with Sevens 19:03 Final Angles and Dry Time 21:33 Wrap Up and Kindness 22:23 Three Weeks Later Unpinning 24:33 Final Reveal and Display 25:40 Outro and More Videos Ryan The Bug Man,RyanTheBugMan,bug man,bugman,bachelorette party,bug themed party,weird bachelorette party,insect mounting,moth mounting,polyphemus moth,giant moth,silk moth,butterflies,entomology,bug collection,insect preservation,taxidermy,educational insects,science education,live insect show,behind the scenes,day in the life,bug workshop,odd jobs,travel vlog,insects,moths,Why a Bride Wanted Bugs at Her Bachelorette Partywhy do scorpions glow,blacklight scorpions,scorpion under uv light,scorpion fluorescence,fluorescent scorpion,desert hairy scorpion,Arizona bark scorpion,Arizona scorpions,venomous scorpion,deadliest scorpion,largest scorpion in America,Arizona desert,wildlife adventure,bug documentary,wildlife documentary,nature documentary,scorpion venom,glowing animals,desert animals,wildlife education,dangerous animals,outdoor adventure,Ryan The Bug Mangiant moth mounting,how to pin a moth,how to mount a moth,moth pinning,insect mounting,insect pinning,bug mounting,bug pinning,Cecropia moth mounting,Cecropia moth pinning,how to preserve insects,insect collection,insect preservation,moth preservation,how to preserve a moth,how to pin insects,how to mount insects,insect mounting workshop,bug mounting workshop,beginner bug mounting,entomology workshop,Ryan the Bug Man,moth wings,beetle mountingscorpion mounting,how to mount a scorpion,scorpion preservation,how to preserve a scorpion,scorpion taxidermy,scorpion display,scorpion specimen,mounting a scorpion,preserving a scorpion,scorpion preparation,insect mounting,insect preservation,arachnid preservation,entomology education,insect collection,scientific specimen,natural history specimen,museum specimen,scorpion education,how to preserve insects,how to mount insects,bug preservation

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