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As its name suggests, the Northern Scorpion (Paruroctonus boreus) is a species found in the Northern territories. It can be found in Northern states such as Montana. The Northern scorpion is the only scorpion found in Canada.

Members of this species are known for having either a brown or a dark brown color. They are found in many desert parks in the North.

Northern scorpions burrow in the ground. Most Northern scorpion stings are reported by backcountry adventurers.

These scorpions are known for making into the tent of hikers or fishermen.

While they do bite, Northern scorpions don’t have lethal venom.