This is my Hadrurus Skorpion he is a real warrior ;) brougth to you by www.easytobe.de

Spadix the Warrior 2nd Part My scorpion eating, fighting, running and digging

Spadix the Warrior is back. Stinging and eating a sweet delicious bug

My Scorpion catches a lil worm brought to www.easytobe.de

hey this is the wave music utsav in Nepal.Artists are 977 spadix.

A short video showing cutting steel with a CNC Plasma Cutting Machine, This company can work with thicker metals as well as thinner metal also have flame cut...

Here is a movie when i surf the waterun maps 1,2 xD

Quick video of SB Precision's CNC Plasma cutter in action. More info.... sbprecision@yahoo.com

A black desert hairy scorpion (Hadrurus spadix) stings a cricket.

Hadrurus spadix is a large black bodied and yellow legged scorpion found in the American Southwest. It's sting is not dangerous, per se, but is reputed to be extremely painful. I bought this individual so i don't know where it came from, but the Hadrurus range from eastern California to past Texas. I suspect they range into Mexico as well. These scorpions are so hairy probably because they live in a hot sandly habitat. Long hairs on the legs keep the legs from sinking too far into the sand, allowing the scorpion to range about on loose sand dunes fairly well. These scorpions are cannibalistic towards others of their species and other desert scorpions. They can grow to be 6+"/15cm+ from their "face" to the tip of their extended tail and stinger, making them the largest scorpions in the United States of America and possibly all of North America. [UPLOADED FROM A 28MB WMV FILE]

7.10.2007 Chignolo Po: ecco a voi un bellissimo onboard camera made by Suxilo, Ago e Spadix.

well.. da song's from a underground nephop!! h0pe you people like it! if nOt i can't help it! okz foLkx peace out*

corpse flower - love and death

Ryan Janek Wolowski in Washington DC US Botanical Gardens ******************** Devil's tongue (Amorphophallus knojac) is a member of the philodendron (arum) family. The calla lily flower can be thought of as basic model for the family with a leaflike spathe surrounding a protruding column of tiny individual flowers called the spadix. But in nature's grand measure of diversity, these flowers may be tiny or mammoth, which is the case with devil's tongue. The plant, from southeast Asia, produces a large tuber which can weigh 22 pounds and be as much as a foot across. From mature tubers, a single flower stalk arises which can reach at least 5 feet high. The showy pink spathe unwraps from this stem like an upside down designer mini-skirt with a generous split up the side. The largest flower in the world belongs to an Indonesian relative, the titan arum (A. titanum), which produces a bloom as much as 12 feet tall. From the center of the mini-skirt extends a giant burgundy to brown spathe, which may be as much as 2 feet long and as thick as your arm. In nature, the plants have evolved to be pollinated by flies, so, to attract the pollinators, it mimics the scent of dead water buffalo. The foliage of Devil's tongue is equally unique. After flowering, a single leaf forms, which can grow as tall as 4 feet and spread out in the fashion of an umbrella frame to look like a giant dissected mayapple leaf. The leaf petiole is often marked with patches of dark green or brown giving rise to common names such as leopard arum or umbrella arum. Devil's tongue is one of two Amorphophallus that are cultivated for their edible tubers. The Chinese have grown it for over 2,000 years, and today it is a relatively important starch plant in Japan. It's sold in blocks like tofu and is used in soups and stew-like dishes to provide a chewy texture. Devil's tongue is not hardy out of doors and must be treated as a houseplant. this is the easiest and most dependable flowering of the Amorphophallus species. The plant can be over-summered out of doors in the shade but must be protected from freezing in the winter when the tuber goes dormant and dies to the ground. ************** Contact: ryanisland@aol.com www.ryanisland.com www.myspace.com/ryanisland

some pic of my spider,scorpion... whit some musik...next time i show you the feeding

una sera tornando a casa, pioggerellava, le le luci dei lampioni, la musica alla radio

Ryan Janek Wolowski in Washington DC US Botanical Gardens ******************** Devil's tongue (Amorphophallus knojac) is a member of the philodendron (arum) family. The calla lily flower can be thought of as basic model for the family with a leaflike spathe surrounding a protruding column of tiny individual flowers called the spadix. But in nature's grand measure of diversity, these flowers may be tiny or mammoth, which is the case with devil's tongue. The plant, from southeast Asia, produces a large tuber which can weigh 22 pounds and be as much as a foot across. From mature tubers, a single flower stalk arises which can reach at least 5 feet high. The showy pink spathe unwraps from this stem like an upside down designer mini-skirt with a generous split up the side. The largest flower in the world belongs to an Indonesian relative, the titan arum (A. titanum), which produces a bloom as much as 12 feet tall. From the center of the mini-skirt extends a giant burgundy to brown spathe, which may be as much as 2 feet long and as thick as your arm. In nature, the plants have evolved to be pollinated by flies, so, to attract the pollinators, it mimics the scent of dead water buffalo. The foliage of Devil's tongue is equally unique. After flowering, a single leaf forms, which can grow as tall as 4 feet and spread out in the fashion of an umbrella frame to look like a giant dissected mayapple leaf. The leaf petiole is often marked with patches of dark green or brown giving rise to common names such as leopard arum or umbrella arum. Devil's tongue is one of two Amorphophallus that are cultivated for their edible tubers. The Chinese have grown it for over 2,000 years, and today it is a relatively important starch plant in Japan. It's sold in blocks like tofu and is used in soups and stew-like dishes to provide a chewy texture. Devil's tongue is not hardy out of doors and must be treated as a houseplant. this is the easiest and most dependable flowering of the Amorphophallus species. The plant can be over-summered out of doors in the shade but must be protected from freezing in the winter when the tuber goes dormant and dies to the ground. ************** Contact: ryanisland@aol.com www.ryanisland.com www.myspace.com/ryanisland