Many tourists in Arizona miss out on the Scottsdale art scene, forget to make restaurant reservations, and don't prepare for ...

After all, the desert is full of venomous and predatory creatures. Scottsdale is home to Arizona bark scorpions, the most venomous scorpions in North America. They're notorious for hiding in shoes ...

While most scorpion stings are not life-threatening, the bark scorpion has venom that can cause significant pain and, in rare cases, severe symptoms. Taking precautions, such as shaking out clothing ...

The sound of our knives scraping against bark was meditative ... we uncovered coils of fat black scorpions napping in their folds. We then set about surveying the land, as we’d practiced.

Residents have spotted the species twice in the past few months, and an expert weighs in on if we should be worried.

If you’ve been dreaming of a tropical getaway filled with stunning beaches, electrifying street markets, ancient temples ...

Sting from a scorpion Onset of local pain and tingling after a scorpion is seen in the area The main symptoms are pain, tingling and numbness at the sting site About 85% cause only local symptoms at ...

I've lived in Scottsdale for over 20 years. Here are 10 biggest mistakes I see tourists make when they visit.

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