Scorpions

How to identify a bark scorpion vs other Nevada scorpions matters more than most people think, because not all scorpions in your house are created equal. Some are just unpleasant. One is the reason people in Las Vegas suddenly care a lot about what’s crawling on their wall at 2 a.m. The good news: you

As spring sets in and temperatures rise, scorpions across Las Vegas start to emerge from hiding—and they’re not just hunting for food. April marks the beginning of scorpion mating season, and that means one thing: they’re on the move and searching for ideal habitat locations to settle in. If your home has the features they’re

April in the desert means longer days, warmer nights—and for Las Vegas homeowners, it also means one thing: desert scorpions are on the move. These nighttime creepers start waking up from winter hiding, and while they’re scary enough for you, they can be downright dangerous for your pets. If you’ve got dogs sniffing around the

Scorpions can be a real threat for families, particularly those with toddlers. Their stings can cause severe pain and in some cases, dangerous reactions in small children. In desert regions like Henderson, where scorpions thrive, homeowners and daycare facilities must take extra precautions to keep children safe. Here’s an overview of the best scorpion prevention