May 28, 2025
Apache Scorpion (Pseudouroctonus apacheanus), mother with pups, family Vaejovidae, Arizona, USA
photograph by Bill Radke/USFWS
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Apache Scorpion (Pseudouroctonus apacheanus), mother with pups, family Vaejovidae, Arizona, USA
photograph by Bill Radke/USFWS
A scorpion (Pseudouroctonus sp.) in New Mexico, USA
by Alan Cressler
Vaejovis granulatus
A scorpion endemic to Mexico. It is found at altitudes ranging from 1600 to 2400 m s. n.m., where the dominant vegetation type is oak pine forest. Their habits are nocturnal, so during the day they take refuge under large stones and trunks.
image by Veredeando Sierra de Guadalupe
Smeringurus mesaensis / Dune scorpion