description Paruroctonus boreus Overview
Paruroctonus boreus, commonly called the northern scorpion, is a member of the family Vaejovidae found in western North America. Its distribution includes parts of the northern United States and southern Canada, making it one of the scorpion species occurring farthest north on the continent. It occupies open, dry habitats such as grasslands and sandy or rocky areas, where it is active mainly at night.
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What is Paruroctonus boreus commonly called?
Paruroctonus boreus is commonly called the northern scorpion. It belongs to the scorpion family Vaejovidae.
Where does Paruroctonus boreus live?
It is found in western North America, including parts of the northern United States and southern Canada. Its range makes it one of the farthest-north scorpion species in the region.
Is Paruroctonus boreus found in Canada?
Yes. Its distribution includes southern Canada as well as northern parts of the United States.
What family does the northern scorpion belong to?
The northern scorpion belongs to the family Vaejovidae. Its scientific name is Paruroctonus boreus.
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