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Park Interpreter Speaking of Scorpions

  • Coronado Center 150 Ponderosa Lane Hot Springs Village, AR, 71909 United States (map)

Kick off the new year with a presentation by Park Interpreter from Lake Ouachita State Park

Jennifer Menge
speaking about scorpions,
their biology, interactions with humans, and
their medical and scientific qualities.

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Scorpions can survive by eating only one meal per year, can be frozen or submerged in water and survive. They are found on every continent except Antartica, and can live in a wide range of environments, including deserts, grasslands and rain forests. The evolutionary history of scorpions goes back 430 million years.

While we think of their venom as toxic, scorpions are used in both Eastern and Western medicine.

To learn more about these amazing arthropods, join us at Coronado Center at 10:00 am on Thursday, January 10th.





Earlier Event: December 17
Christmas Bird Count 2018
Later Event: February 9
In Search of Ducks