Le scorpion
1912-10-11 | Documentary
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Scorpions are among the creepier land animals, and this nature short from Eclair lets its audience see that for themselves, with their scuttling gait, their choice of habitats -- it looks like a dry sand pit, somewhere, according to the Dutch titles I saw on the print -- and their charming custom of going up to a mouse a hundred times their size, jabbing it, walking away, and then an hour later, the mouse is twitching and dying, poisoned.
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The release date of Le scorpion is October 11, 1912.
The runtime of Le scorpion is 7 minutes.
On September 06, 2024, there were 364 public reaction to Le scorpion including heart-racing, giving willies, messing with head, prideful, bumping at night.
The genre of Le scorpion is Documentary.
On September 06, 2024, the IMDB rating of Le scorpion is 6.1/10, Rotten Tomato rating is 0/100, Metacritic rating is 0/100, TMDB rating is 0.0/10.
Scorpions are among the creepier land animals, and this nature short from Eclair lets its audience see that for themselves, with their scuttling gait, their choice of habitats -- it looks like a dry sand pit, somewhere, according to the Dutch titles I saw on the print -- and their charming custom of going up to a mouse a hundred times their size, jabbing it, walking away, and then an hour later, the mouse is twitching and dying, poisoned..