Caxcan scorpions were found under rocks, stones and rotten logs in a forest, the study said. Some females were found “using abandoned burrows” to sit and wait for prey to attack.

Caxcan scorpions were found under rocks, stones and rotten logs in a forest, the study said. Some females were found "using abandoned burrows" to sit and wait for prey to attack.

ZACATECAS, MEXICO—Seven burials of people who may have been among the last of the sixteenth-century Caxcan residents at the site of Las Ventanas have been uncovered. “Five of the burials ...

Caxcan scorpions were found under rocks, stones and rotten logs in a forest, the study said. Some females were found “using abandoned burrows” to sit and wait for prey to attack.

Caxcan scorpions were found under rocks, stones and rotten logs in a forest, the study said. Some females were found “using abandoned burrows” to sit and wait for prey to attack.

Caxcan scorpions were found under rocks, stones and rotten logs in a forest, the study said. Some females were found “using abandoned burrows” to sit and wait for prey to attack.

Caxcan scorpions were found under rocks, stones and rotten logs in a forest, the study said. Some females were found “using abandoned burrows” to sit and wait for prey to attack.