Relocating Bark Scorpions in Panama

Relocating a Central American Bark Scorpion species, Centruroides bicolor, away from a residential area. Other scorpions are Tityus ocelote and Tityus pachyurus (thick-tailed scorpions).

3:36 - Please note that this is not an actual rule and it is only helpful in some areas.

Other species represented in this video:
Camron/Wood-Colored Mushroom-Tongued Salamander (Bolitoglossa lignicolor) - 1:56
Harvestman (cf. Cynorta astora) - 6:04
Whipspider/whipscorpion (Paraphrynus sp.) - 9:30
Peppered Cockroach (Archimandrita tessellata) - 9:33

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[Boo_ExE]

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[teddnaing]

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[simonsays]

awesome video! ive been enjoying your channel a lot since ive found it recently, i appreciate how you talk about animals in a neutral light, if that makes sense. i never liked how 'scary' animals like scorpions get demonized... scorpions arent evil, they deserve respect like every other animal.
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[rinaturalist]

Great video as always! It always amazes me how well you can find and identify them.

[carboncaptor]

excited for more panama content, seems filled to the brim with tons of cool invertebrates

[Death-Sickle]

When the scorpion said “It’s scorpin’ time 🦂”, the whole theater started cheering. One of THE moments.

[numazuunebo]

Shooting, capturing scorpion and explaining to us at the same time .. this guy is good at multitasking

[Marsman]

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You deal with less humans and influencing the scorpions to also stay away from them..😅

A perfect meditative state when playing with nature..
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[alondite]

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[gabrielsmalley]

I wish I had the bravery that you do to handle this guy's! I found your channel through your shorts but I loved your videos. Especially the ones where you were on the Diablo range and were finding tarantulas and scorpions

[chirpter]

that salamander was very cool. looked like its feet were like little suction cups, not just the toe tips but the entire foot

[browskii]

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[Pragmatic]

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[-hn]

I've never seen Scorpions mating. That claw dance was Cool!!🥰