AZ Big Media Here's where scorpions hide in the fall
As long as the temperature remains at 76 degrees, scorpions will be present and seeking places to hide in and around a home.
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As long as the temperature remains at 76 degrees, scorpions will be present and seeking places to hide in and around a home.
If you've been stung by a scorpion, you know the pain can be excruciating. For parents of kids who have been stung, that excruciating pain can quickly translate into a crisis.
Watch out for scorpions! Combining the recent hot temperatures and monsoon activity, scorpions are more active, especially inside, where most stings are reported.
Scorpion Repel, a company in the Valley, invented a new glass-like product that can be painted on the outside of a home with the goal of keeping scorpions out.
As summer temperatures rise to extreme levels in Arizona, scorpions tend to find their way inside our homes. For our curious pets, this means that playtime with an odd arachnid