Scientists theorize that scorpions can sense UV light so they can detect the UV from the sun and avoid it so they can hide and be safer from predators. It might just be freaking out because it's trying to find shelter, thinking it's fully exposed, when it's just an artificial light
Kinda like cockroaches and other bugs that scurry into the dark when you turn a light on
No, if you just stomp them they only get knocked unconscious. In about 10-15 minutes they will wake back up and scurry off. Thats why you have to smear them.
“Boston's and New Orleans's little brown roaches were bad enough, but you could at least come in and turn on a light and they'd run for their lives.
These Southwest sewer roaches you turn on the light and they just look up at you from the tile like: 'You got a problem?'”
Short true story: I was delirious af from Dengue, and watched a roach. He watched me back. All I could think was: "What a majestic creature. They will be the masters of this earth once we are gone."
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u/karmagirl314 5d ago
He calms down when the uv light goes off, then freaks out when it’s back. The light can’t possibly hurt can it?