Scorpions are commonly presented as frightful, intimidating creatures in movies and shows. ... You can also attempt to eliminate their food sources by reducing the insect populations in your yard.

Scorpions are attracted to water and can fall in your pool or toilet. Here's how long they can live in water and whether they come up through drains.

The Insect Zoo has about 175 species of arthropods, or anything with an exoskeleton - this includes insects, tarantulas, scorpions, millipedes and crabs, anything with an exoskeleton.

The Insect Zoo has about 175 species of arthropods, or anything with an exoskeleton - this includes insects, tarantulas, scorpions, millipedes and crabs, anything with an exoskeleton.

Some of the most feared invertebrate animals are scorpions. Their name often conjures images of a dangerous, sneaky, and treacherous animal, but this impression is largely incorrect or biased ...

A very mild winter and unusually warm temperatures have caused scorpion populations to explode in Arizona. Learn how to prevent or deal with an infestation.

The Iowa State University Insect Zoo has taken in more than 100 baby tarantulas that were recently confiscated at the Port of Los Angeles.. Ginny Mitchell, the Insect Zoo's education program ...

Scorpions can be one of the most difficult pests to eliminate because they do an amazing job of tucking themselves away from detection. Although they are not aggressive hunters, their sting can be ...

If you've ever visited the American Southwest, you've likely come across those candy scorpion lollipops - and yes, you can eat them! Here's why it's safe.

Bugs: pests, destroyers of crops, bringers of disease, educational tools? Tony Gustin thinks so. Gustin and his Creepy Crawly Zoo travel around the state to schools, libraries, bookstores and ...

“My dad would travel to Asia and bring back scorpions, bamboo worms, chocolate-covered silkworms and the obsession grew,” Techow said. “My parents got used to seeing dead bugs in the freezer.” ...

The three-month summer tour was set to feature 100 species, from beetles to roaches, tarantulas and scorpions. Iowa State University, on the Insect Zoo's website, said they are "working to find a home ...