WATCH: Scorpion farms produce venom worth $10 million per liter

Discover the lucrative world of scorpion farming, where venom yields $10 million per liter annually. Watch the video here

By Kirti
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A jaw-dropping clip has been making rounds on social media, leaving everyone in awe and amazed. The clip features a scorpion farm, where thousands of scorpions are bred with care for their very valuable venom. This unusual practice has gained a lot of attention, with some being taken aback by their surprise and others being outright terrified.

The venom from scorpions is highly sought after, especially in the cosmetics and pharmaceuticals industry. Scorpion venom has been shown to promote better health outcomes in medical field, especially in the treatment of chronic pain and autoimmune disorders. Some high-end cosmetic brands use scorpion venom in their anti-aging products. Scorpion breeding is now a profitable business with its value of approximately $10 million per liter.

Before considering opening a scorpion farm, note that the practice is highly regulated. Scorpion farming is permissible in India, but only if farmers obtain necessary permits and obey local policy. The farmers need to prioritize animal welfare and conservation, as guided by the Wildlife Protection Act in order to protect native species. Ethical methods must be adopted while dealing with delicate wildlife.

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Interestingly, each scorpion produces approximately 2 milligrams of venom daily, which is extracted with great care by tweezers and tongs. While it might seem unusual, scorpion farming is a valid and growing business. With more and more research finding the possible uses for scorpion venom, we can expect to see more of these strange farms springing up across the globe.

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