Scorpion

Scorpions are one of the pests that are most unique to the Phoenix area, and they are one of the most dangerous. Unlike ants or small mice, it only takes one scorpion to cause a major problem in your home. Many people are allergic to scorpion stings. They are also large and unsightly, and quite dangerous for a non-professional to … Read More

Albuquerque is a city with a climate that breeds one of the more dangerous pests – scorpions. Scorpions are highly poisonous and should be taken very seriously, especially if there are extremely young or elderly people in your household. Fortunately, there are ways that you can prevent scorpions from becoming a problem in your household. Take the following tips to heart … Read More

The desert climate of Las Vegas tends to attract one of the scarier pests – scorpions. However, there is no need to fear these scary looking bugs if you have the right strategy in place and the right professionals by your side. Here are some tips to keep from unknowingly inviting scorpions into your life. Keep Firewood Outside One of the … Read More

Scorpions are common pests in the southern United States. These pests prefer desert climates and hide in cool, dark spaces during the daytime. Attics, basements and crawl spaces are popular scorpion habitats, and they stay so well hidden that it is often hard to detect a scorpion infestation before it becomes a serious problem. Knowing how scorpions behave will help … Read More

Threatening a painful, venomous sting, certain scorpions can grow to more than 8 inches in length. However, these “giant” scorpions are outliers, and most experts will tell you that scorpions tend to get a bad reputation that many of them do not deserve. Still, scorpions can pose some threat to humans. For the health and safety of you and your … Read More

Scorpions are pretty common in Las Vegas – it’s the desert, after all. This year, though, Las Vegas is seeing a huge increase in the number of bark scorpions that are scurrying around people’s neighborhoods and homes. These creepy crawlers don’t usually cause much a fuss, though, since they’re actually more scared of us than we are of them and … Read More

There’s nothing more unpleasant than the sight of a scorpion scurrying along your garage floor or hiding in your living room drapes. You’re likely to identify them by the trademark tail, which extends from the body with five distinct sections and a threatening stinger on the end. You may also notice that scorpions have eight legs and one large pincer … Read More

Scorpions rapidly lose body moisture under the hot desert sun, so they are always looking for shady locations where they can camp out until nightfall. Unfortunately, these stealthy arachnids may wander into your home in search of food or safe resting spots. If you’re concerned about a scorpion infestation, check common hiding spots in and around your house to get … Read More