Sting any creature that’s attacking to turn them passive

Up so people see

These things are the bane of my existence. I was doing a perfect 150 allo tame in the redwoods, and I was off gathering prime. I get the notification, “You have tamed Allosaurus, level 150!” Two seconds later I get another notification. “Your Allosaurus level 150 was killed by a 120 Pulminoscorpius.” I run back to the taming spot, and sure enough, there is 4 Pulminos staring at me. I bola’d them and put campfires beneath them, and then lit the campfires. I ensured that they died a slow, painful death.

You should def be able to "milk" a scorp for narcotics

Guys the rumor is 100% true, carnivores are passive around these boys, I was walking in the forest while riding one, and a whole pack of raptors, dilos, etc walked right next to me as if I was invisible

They are a decent caving Dino but they are so slow tame a terror bird instead for cave exploration both are evective but the terrror bird is more deadly

This is less of a tip and more of a question, but if I level up a pulmonascorpias melee damage will it increase the torpor???

there are someone said "Raptor or other aggressive creature are not passive when we riding it"
Of course aggressive Creature will be passive if u tame this scorpion from the cave not the outside cave.
Its 100% when you tame this scorpio from the cave every creature will not attack you Except you hitting them first

If you see a quetz you want and you have a tame that can carry this pulminoscorpius pick it up using something like an argentavis fly up and drop the scorpion on it and that’s how you tame a quetzal and put this scorpion to good use

As of TLC 3 the scorpions no longer lays unfertilised eggs and is no longer useful as a kibble farm.

Hands down one of the most under rated tames. Once past level 100 they are pretty useful for almost everything. They are fast and can nip in and out of things quickly and have the poison to get you out of sticky situation - one of my go to land running creatures