Jelly Scorpion

The jelly scorpion is about the size of a very small button. A large one would be a full centimeter across. Like a spider spins a web the Jelly Scorpions create these large clear patches of jelly like substance to trap their prey. They live in communities of 10-50 and their jelly is able to trap huge predators comparatively like rats. Once trapped the entire group ascends on it from behind injecting its venom into the victim. The venom in large doses will break down the bones of the prey. A large rat needs about 200 bites with venom and 24 hours before the bones break down enough to cause death. If the victim escapes and drinks enough water they are able to flush their system of the toxin very easily.