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Travel Flag Arizona Arizona Native #2: Centruroides Sculpturatus

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Owner:
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Released:
Saturday, May 30, 2015
Origin:
Arizona, United States
Recently Spotted:
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Current Goal

This scorpion would like to travel the world and visit all sorts of locations, especially places that do not have scorpions. Please take pictures along the way and leave the trackable in a safe geocache location when you are ready to move it along.

About This Item

The Scorpion!

Greetings from Arizona!

This trackable is second in a series of native flora and fauna from the desert of the 48th state. The objective of this series is to bring unique physical objects from our home state to be viewed by people around the world.

This is Centruroides Sculpturatus, the well-known Arizona bark scorpion. They are usually about 2 - 3 inches long and typically tan-yellow to brown; at higher elevations it may be striped. When at rest, the metasoma is held at the side and coiled to where the sting is directed to the base of fourth segment. Occasionally in males it is coiled horizontally over body. Metasomal segments are subequal in length, long and slender in males. The Arizona bark scorpion is very common in rocky areas in the desert and found throughout Arizona.

Things to know about Arizona bark scorpions:

They are nocturnal.
They give birth to their young live, about 25-35 at a time.
They eat crickets, roaches and other insects.
If you find one, there are probably more.

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Tracking History (51521.7mi) View Map

Retrieve It from a Cache 4/23/2020 Geocacher_Clarlund retrieved it from Kong Valdemar Region Hovedstaden, Denmark   Visit Log

The bug had been stolen from my cache by a little girl. The mom brought it back to me, after I search for the bug on the town's Facebook.

Dropped Off 3/25/2020 Geocacher_Clarlund placed it in Kong Valdemar Region Hovedstaden, Denmark - 10,893.17 miles  Visit Log

Dropped on a beautiful place

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Grab It (Not from a Cache) 3/25/2020 Geocacher_Clarlund grabbed it   Visit Log

Found on a beautiful morning

Discovered It 3/25/2020 hartgeldnutte discovered it Region Hovedstaden, Denmark   Visit Log

irgendwo und irgendwann über den weg gelaufen!
Allzeit gute reise wünscht die groschendirne...

Discovered It 3/6/2020 thebigm discovered it Region Hovedstaden, Denmark   Visit Log

Seen at the tb hotel

Discovered It 3/2/2020 Geocacher_Clarlund discovered it Region Hovedstaden, Denmark   Visit Log

Nice to see this fine bug on a cold spring morning

Dropped Off 2/29/2020 H3NM4R placed it in Hillerøds Coin & TB Hotel v.3 Region Hovedstaden, Denmark - 87.81 miles  Visit Log

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Visited 2/2/2020 H3NM4R took it to #44 Blue bat Region Sjælland, Denmark - 10,966.58 miles  Visit Log
Visited 1/19/2020 H3NM4R took it to Havneringen (Puzzle) Region Hovedstaden, Denmark - 11,158.05 miles  Visit Log

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Discovered It 1/18/2020 SuperNiki discovered it   Visit Log

Seen at H3NM4R

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