1.6M views · 22K reactions | Watch: These scorpions can live a year without food and days without air. | National Geographic | Facebook

1.5M views · 18K reactions | STUNG by the Arizona Bark Scorpion! | Brave Wilderness | Facebook

My Arizona Bark Scorpion STUNG ME! #scorpion #spider #sting | The Tarantula Collective

498K views · 2.6K reactions | The Arizona bark scorpion has the most toxic venom in North America—about 50x more potent than the desert hairy scorpion’s! Its neurotoxic venom can cause severe pain, numbness, and even breathing issues, especially in kids or the elderly. They can actually live for 1-2 days under water, so make sure they are really dead when you pull them out of your pool!! | Jeremy Johnson Photography | Facebook

Our deadliest native scorpion??? The Arizona bark scorpion is widely considered to be the most dangerous scorpion in the United States. Their stings are excruciatingly painful and potent, and in rare cases could lead to complications that could require emergency medical attention. Found in the American southwest, these scorpions are primarily nocturnal and spend their active hours probing around for food. No small invertebrate is safe from the vice-like grip of their pincers and the toxic sting