Wind Scorpion

Wind Scorpion Control

There are approximately 235 Wind Scorpion species in the United States. Most Wind Scorpions are brownish or yellowish, covered with short bristly hairs. Their enlarged, forward-projecting mouthparts function like scissors to cut up prey. The majority of Wind Scorpions live in warm regions, feeding on termites and other arthropods. Wind Scorpions move about in a rapid, zigzagging fashion. The long legged males are incredibly fast. They are sometimes considered to be dangerous, but are incapable of producing venom and typically bite only if handled carelessly.

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