The Deadliest Scorpion in America! (Part 2)

PART 2 - The Epic Conclusion!

On this week's episode of Breaking Trail, Coyote and the crew head off into the Sonoran Desert after dark to seek out the DEADLIEST Scorpion in the United States, the Bark Scorpion!

These small and potentially lethal arachnids are not so easy to find but with the help of a black light and a little luck, Coyote will try to get the cameras up-close and also attempt to free handle a Bark Scorpion to prove that they are not aggressive towards humans and will only sting when threatened or provoked. Or will they?

Get ready to see Coyote Peterson holding the MOST DANGEROUS Scorpion in America!

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[imequationzyt]

I swear, your videos are better than Animal Planet.

[NuYoukai]

I love how he treats every animal kindly regardless of their reputation.

[lukaskabaciauskas]

Oh look the most dangerous scorpion in America! Better pick it up!

[theblueraptor]

Imagine while the Scorpion was upside-down, it just randomly fell onto Coyote's face.

[DerekEidahl]

I've actually been stung by a bark scorpion, twice on my leg. It felt like somebody was pulling my hair, shocking me with electricity, and burning my leg all at the same time. The pain lasted for several hours but thankfully, I was fast and put ice on there immediately. I didn't really feel any side effects other than those.

[samidans]

You deserve a small loan of a million subscribers

[nooneinparticular]

Why am I, an Arizonian, watching this in the dark?

[icet]

He should rename his slogan: "Be brave, stay alive"

[joeminor_]

I live in Vegas and the apartment complex I'm in has small scorpions and a few were on my ceiling without me knowing, and yes they fell on my bed. Let's just say I never heard my wife scream that loud.

[Gyppor]

I love your videos, just enough drama to keep people engaged but also some education about the animal kingdom. you remind me of Steve Irwin.

[apizzi]

I was stung by one of these. The pain was excruciating, and lasted almost 14 hours. Poison control told me i was in no harm unless i was allergic and to watch out for the signs of that, but if they don't show up that i didn't need to go to the hospital. So i waited and after about 6 hours the pain hadn't dulled at all, but i started having spasms in my leg, (it was in my house and i didn't see it it blended in with our kitchen tile and i stepped on it so it stung) and the spasms were constant but didn't intensify. So in my opinion i wasn't allergic and i don't think they're deadly unless you ARE allergic.

[mistahjenkins]

I just love how we're told how scary these things are, and the little guy's just like "Wait, this isn't my branch, where am I?"

[legoworkshop]

"You should never ever ever try to handle a scorpion but what I'm going to do now is handle the scorpion"

[meghan]

I love that you go to such great lengths to prove that even the scariest looking creatures are more afraid of us than we are of them. I applaud you- each of your videos brings me a newfound respect for even the creepiest of crawlers.

[rampantsarcasm]

And now I know why it sucked getting stung by a Bark Scorpion in Fallout New Vegas sucked so much

[Dloweification]

"I'm Coyote Peterson, and I am shining a blacklight into my own eyeballs!! Also.. I'm going to handle a scorpion, but that's not as bad in retrospect.. So yeah.. I'm entering the strike zone.. I think.. I can't really see anymore."

[alexis.rodriguez]

and the bark scorpion is the most common scorpion found in az houses i love living

[CompanyAssassin]

My girlfriend found a snapping turtle crossing a very busy street the other day. She picked it up and took it to the lake it most likely came from, and found a preservation officer who thanked her for helping the turtle back to its environment. I thought I'd just share that experience since the love of snapping turtles is clear.

[LeZemyr]

"You never ever ever want to handle this scorpion, but what I'm gonna do..."

Haha. I love this guy. Reminds me of Steve Irwin.

[EnigmaticRPG]

"As long as I handle this creature gently and don't apply *any* pressure, I believe that I will be just fine."
A million introvert Scorpios nod in approval. ✌️