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19th Century embalmed scorpion

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19th Century embalmed scorpion

19th Century embalmed scorpion in a glass jar. From 1890

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1890 Arachnid Arachnology Arthropod Arthropods Container Dead Embalmed Formaldehyde Glass Preservation Preserved Scorpion Specimen Cutouts Pickled


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This print from Science Photo Library showcases a remarkable piece of history - a 19th Century embalmed scorpion preserved in a glass jar. Dating back to the year 1890, this zoological specimen offers us an intriguing glimpse into the world of arthropods and biology during that era. Against a clean white background, the delicate glass container holds this ancient creature with utmost care and precision. The preservation techniques employed in the 1800s are evident as we observe every intricate detail of this single deceased arachnid. The still life composition emphasizes the significance of this historical artifact, highlighting its importance in both scientific research and cultural heritage. With its cut-out presentation, it becomes even more visually striking, drawing our attention solely to this fascinating biological marvel. It is fascinating to imagine how such specimens were collected and studied at that time using equipment now considered archaic. This particular scorpion has been pickled in formaldehyde, allowing it to retain its form and providing valuable insights into the field of arachnology. As we contemplate this image, we are reminded not only of the diversity found within our natural world but also of humanity's ongoing quest for knowledge about it. Through images like these, Science Photo Library continues to preserve and share invaluable glimpses into our past for generations to come.

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