👉 Pseudischnaspsis, also known as the "white scorpions," are a group of small, venomous scorpion species that primarily inhabit the temperate regions of North America and Europe. They are characterized by their distinctive white coat with black spots on the abdomen and back, which helps them blend in with their surroundings. These scorpions are often found in dense forests and along bodies of water, such as streams or lakes. Their venom is highly potent and can cause significant
