Scorpion Invasion Surges in South Texas
Scorpion Invasion Surges in South Texas

Scorpion Invasion Surges in South Texas

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The southern United States, particularly Texas, is experiencing a surge in scorpion invasions due to hot, dry weather and wet springs, prompting pest control experts to receive increased calls for removal. Various species, like the cave scorpion and common striped bark scorpion, are seeking cooler shelter indoors, mistaking homes for rocks. Homeowners are advised to seal cracks, use scorpion-deterring scents like lemon or tea tree oil, and consider special treatments as common pesticides may not be effective. Additionally, trimming branches and using black lights to spot scorpions can help prevent indoor infestations.

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