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It was discovered a new species of scorpion ... where? In the deep Amazon rainforest? In the Sahara desert? In some remote island of Indonesia? But no, that's too easy! On the outskirts of a big city, Tucson, Arizona, on the Santa Catalina Mountains. The new scorpion was called Vaejovis brysoni from the name of the discoverer Dr. Rob Bryson Jr. that in reality, as often happens, was doing research on other animals. The new species was found in the transition zone between the desert area and forests of pine and oak, where particular thing, another scorpion was already living in the same group. Apparently and fortunately there is still much to discover and to explorer and not only in some kind of remote and lost corner of the planet but also just outside the door of our homes ... so tomorrow for safety take you a look in your garden ... 
