




Centruroides sculpturatus
The Arizona Bark Scorpion is small but mighty! They can climb walls and are often found in homes, so it's good to be careful around them.
Habitat: Deserts and arid areas
The Arizona Bark Scorpion is a small, slender scorpion, typically yellowish-tan to light brown in color. It often has two faint, darker stripes running down its back. Its distinguishing features include a noticeably thin tail and delicate pincers.





Category
InsectRarity
Rare
Danger
3/5
Snaps
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Baby scorpions ride on their mother's back after hatching!
If they lose a claw, they can grow a new one back!
Their venom can be used to make powerful pain medicines!
They can survive underwater for up to two days!
Arizona Bark Scorpion can deliver a highly potent neurotoxic venom that helps them quickly subdue prey and deter predators.
Arizona Bark Scorpion has specialized claws and body shape that helps them climb rough surfaces, trees, and even walls with ease.
Arizona Bark Scorpion has compounds in its exoskeleton that cause it to glow a bright blue-green under ultraviolet light.
Tiny hunters, these scorpions mostly eat other small invertebrates they can ambush!
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immune mouse eats dangerous scorpions.
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small gecko preys on scorpions.

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ambushes and stings crickets for food.

Bubo virginianus
night owl preys on many desert animals.
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Danger
3/5
Do not touch or pick up. Some insects sting or bite. Ask an adult for help.
25-70 mm
1825-2555 days
Tiny hunters, these scorpions mostly eat other small invertebrates they can ambush!
Deserts and arid areas
Ambush
8
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