All is fair in love and cannibalism on this clip from Animal Planet's "Ms. Adventure". Scorpions perform a ritualistic dance during courtship. However, if the male doesn't meet the female's standards, he may just become her dinner. Learn more o ...
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Ms. Adventure: Scorpion Dance
All is fair in love and cannibalism on this clip from Animal Planet's "Ms. Adventure". Scorpions perform a ritualistic dance during courtship. However, if the male doesn't meet the female's standards, he may just become her dinner. Learn more o ...
Added: May 4, 2009
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Runtime: 02:43
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