Three types can be found; two are native. The source does not name the third.
Alabama Cooperative Extension System: “Three types of scorpions can be found in Alabama. Of these, only two species are native and commonly find their way into garages, basements, and homes” Source
Think you have seen one in Alabama? Keep your distance and contact the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Division of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries (Outdoor Alabama).
The Hentz striped scorpion is found throughout Florida, the coastal plain of Georgia, and well into the coastal plain counties of Alabama. Alabama Cooperative Extension System
What the sources say
Venom: “Scorpions are known for their painful, venomous sting. Fortunately, scorpions native to Alabama are not potentially lethal to humans.” (Alabama Cooperative Extension System)
The southern unstriped scorpion, aka southern devil scorpion, habituates the southeastern part of the United States and the piedmont and mountain areas of Alabama. Alabama Cooperative Extension System
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98 records by month.What the sources say
Venom: “Scorpions are known for their painful, venomous sting. Fortunately, scorpions native to Alabama are not potentially lethal to humans.” (Alabama Cooperative Extension System)
“Three types of scorpions can be found in Alabama. Of these, only two species are native and commonly find their way into garages, basements, and homes”
“Scorpions are known for their painful, venomous sting. Fortunately, scorpions native to Alabama are not potentially lethal to humans.”
“Allergic reactions are a medical emergency requiring prompt medical care. When in doubt, call 9-1-1.”
