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Most scorpions besides the Arizona bark scorpion aren’t medically significant, but scorpion sting symptoms are serious and even deadly.
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In Arizona, scorpion season typically lasts from late spring to fall. Homeowners spot scorpions during warmer temperatures, noticing a decline around October.
A scorpion sting on a dog is serious, so you should know how to react if one of these pests harms your pooch.
Over thirty different scorpion species live in Arizona. Because of our hot summers and mild winters, scorpions in Arizona flourish all year.
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Ever wonder where scorpions go when the weather dips too low? Do scorpions hibernate, or does the cold weather eliminate them each year?
Scorpions are common in Arizona homes but have you ever wondered what keeps them coming back? What do scorpions eat on your property?
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