Scorpions are "taking over" Brazil's cities, scientists have warned. And with these infestations comes a huge rise in ...

On a muggy evening in a favela on the outskirts of São Paulo, a child screams. Her foot, moments ago tucked into a sandal, is ...

A scorpion of the species Tityus serrulatus carries its offspring on its back, where they remain until they develop greater mobility and a more rigid exoskeleton, enabling them to hunt and defend ...

According to experts, climate change and rapid urban growth are making the problem worse. From 2014 to 2023, Brazil recorded ...

The venom from Palestine yellow scorpion is indeed one of the most expensive biological substances on Earth but the reasons why, and what that means for potential sellers, are often misunderstood ...

A combination of climate change, urban expansion, and poor city sanitation management have all contributed to what is now a widespread yellow scorpion infestation for many rural and urban areas of ...

including yellow legs and darker brown to black carinae, or keel of the exoskeleton, researchers said. The scorpion’s stinger, or telson, is “elongate” and “oval,” according to the study ...