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- Michel Dugon of the University of Galway has developed a method to identify hotspots for dangerous scorpion species in central Morocco.
- The approach combines field observations and computer modeling to analyze soil type and temperature.
- Findings show scorpions are not randomly distributed, enabling health authorities to target prevention.
- The study, published in Environmental Research Communications, notes over 2 million annual stings and aims to reduce fatalities.
