- Also known as Israeli Yellow Scorpion
- This Old World scorpion is from Israel and Oman. Since it was recently described (in 2014), more research must be done to determine exactly what countries it inhabits. It is safe to say, though, that it can be found in the countries between Israel and Oman, such as Saudi Arabia, Jordan, the United Arab Emerites, and possibly Syrria and Yemen.
- Description from species in Oman: Base color pale orange-yellow; carapace with dark pigmentation on interocular triangle, and around median ocular tubercle; carinae of carapace and tergites darkened; faint intercarinal fuscosity on posteromedial area of carapace and medial areas of tergites; metasoma V black except for most distal portion; all appendages pale yellow.
- Adult size - I have found two different sizes. Species from Oman are 73–83 mm in length (2.87" - 3.27"). Species from Israel are 30–77 millimetres (1.2–3.0 in) long, with an average of 58 mm (2.3 in).
- Pectine count is ♂ 36–37, ♀ 33–34.
- This Old World scorpion is from Israel and Oman. Since it was recently described (in 2014), more research must be done to determine exactly what countries it inhabits. It is safe to say, though, that it can be found in the countries between Israel and Oman, such as Saudi Arabia, Jordan, the United Arab Emerites, and possibly Syrria and Yemen.
- Description from species in Oman: Base color pale orange-yellow; carapace with dark pigmentation on interocular triangle, and around median ocular tubercle; carinae of carapace and tergites darkened; faint intercarinal fuscosity on posteromedial area of carapace and medial areas of tergites; metasoma V black except for most distal portion; all appendages pale yellow.
- Adult size - I have found two different sizes. Species from Oman are 73–83 mm in length (2.87" - 3.27"). Species from Israel are 30–77 millimetres (1.2–3.0 in) long, with an average of 58 mm (2.3 in).
- Pectine count is ♂ 36–37, ♀ 33–34.