- Also known as The Digging Scorpion.
- This new world species is found in southern Texas and northeastern Mexico.
- Dark reddish brown with robust pincers and a relatively short, stocky tail.
- This is a slow growing scorpion that takes years (8?) to reach sexual maturity. Therefore, it can be assumed to be long lived.
- They are a close relative of the Emperor Scorpion.
- The adult size is right around 1.5".
- This is a burrowing scorpion.
- The pectine count is ♀ 9-13, ♂ 11-15.
- This new world species is found in southern Texas and northeastern Mexico.
- Dark reddish brown with robust pincers and a relatively short, stocky tail.
- This is a slow growing scorpion that takes years (8?) to reach sexual maturity. Therefore, it can be assumed to be long lived.
- They are a close relative of the Emperor Scorpion.
- The adult size is right around 1.5".
- This is a burrowing scorpion.
- The pectine count is ♀ 9-13, ♂ 11-15.