Scottsdale Scorpion Removal | Scorpion Control | Scorpion Prevention | A Bee & Pest Pro in Scottsdale A Bee & Pest Pro are Scottsdale scorpion removal and pest control experts! We offer scorpion removal, scorpion pest control services, scorpion home sealing, scorpion prevention, and monthly pest control services throughout Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Cave Creek, and Carefree, Arizona. Are You Living with SCORPIONS? Call us today: 602-331-0800 or 480-694-8994! l Worried about walking bare-foot at night because of scorpions in your home? l Afraid that you or your family may get stung by scorpions? l Wondering where the scorpions are around your house and yard? Rumor has it that scorpions cannot be controlled! **NOT TRUE** Proper scorpion treatment from A Bee & Pest Pro will help take those worries away! Don't live in fear of scorpions, they can be controlled with our customized scorpion prevention programs. Here's how we detect and eliminate scorpions on your property -

There are multiple types of scorpions in Arizona - they can be identified by their distinctive anatomy. Scorpions have two crab like pinchers, an elongated body, and a segmented tail that arches over their body which is tipped with a venomous stinger. Scorpion species vary in size from ½ to 2 inches - and baby scorpions usually measure about ¼ inch. Scorpions have poor vision; Scorpions are nocturnal; Scorpions are predatory; however most scorpions are not poisonous.

Scorpion stings are comparable to a bee or wasp sting - with swelling, and localized pain.
Exception: The Arizona bark scorpion's venom is strong enough to kill a person, although death is rare.

	Hiding Spots
l	Dark areas	l	Masonry walls
l	Under stones	l	Woodpiles
l	Piles of rocks	l	Bark of trees
l	Cracks and crevices	l	Especially in palm trees

The larger scorpions occasionally feed on vertebrates, such as smaller lizards, snakes, and mice. Prey is located primarily by sensing vibrations. The scropion flattens its body into cracks as thin as a credit card or a dime, allowing it to enter windows, doors, and any crack or crevice - seeking food, water and shelter. Scorpions are most active at night, during the seasons when temperatures are 75 degrees and above. Scorpion bodies vary in color between yellow-brown, light tan, reddish brown, and black. Under a black light (ultraviolet light), they glow a bright florescent green.

Bark Scorpion

Size ½ to 2 inches | Ability to climb | Bark scorpions are found on walls, ceilings, palm trees, under rocks, wood, dark moist areas.

If an allergic reaction occurs, call poison control, personal physician or 911 immediately.

DEATH IS RARE!

Always BE AWARE of your surroundings.

• Avoid walking barefoot at night
• Wear shoes outdoors around pool and hot tub
• Check patio sitting areas
• Check bedding and sheets
• Shake out shoes and clothing before wearing
• Scorpion stings are more DANGEROUS to the very young and elderly
• Pets are also at risk

All scorpions glow in the dark-even after death, even fossilized! A thin, transparent film (hyaline) in the outermost layer (cuticle) of their exoskeleton contains a protein that fluoresces. At night in the Arizona desert, you can see scorpions within a 20-foot radius by shining a black light (ultraviolet light) around. They glow green-yellow or bright florescent green. Newly molted (babies) scorpions don't fluoresce. As the cuticle hardens, it glows more. Fluorescence, however, is not really 'glowing in the dark' in the sense of emitting light on their own, without (ultraviolet) illumination, like fireflies or light sticks. They don't actually glow in the dark. They do, however, fluoresce in black light (ultraviolet light) meaning that if you shine ultraviolet light on a scorpion (dead or alive!) then they will emit a fluorescent green glow. Even after hundreds of millions of years, after all other cuticle layers are lost, the hyaline layer remains, fossilized in rocks, the scorpion still glows. A Bee & Pest Pro Scorpion UV black light search Inspects the customer's property and the outlining areas of the desert at night with a UV black light easily detecting the glowing scorpions Most beneficial purpose-makes the scorpions easy to find Collected or terminated Being aware of rattlesnakes and other critters that don’t glow in the dark

Schedule an appointment for all of your scorpion removal, bee, insect or other pest control, and rodent management needs:
Please call us today at 602-331-0800 or 480-694-8994.

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