Scorpions

The Southern Unstriped Scorpion, Vaejovis carolinianus, is common throughout north Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee and as far north as Kentucky. Scorpions are ambush hunters: their eyesight is poor so they lay in wait for something to walk past.
Identification
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Scorpions are found in rocky terrain or in moist, wooded habitats
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Will readily enter homes during the spring and summer months
Threats
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Scorpions have a sting roughly equivalent to that of a wasp or hornet
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Some individuals may experience an allergic reaction to the venom
Treatment
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Scorpions are generally difficult to control
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Like spiders, scorpions tread lightly and do not readily pick up residual sprays
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Control usually comes down to habitat modification and sealing entry points into the structure
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