Animal Crossing: New Horizons has a ton of items that players can interact with. From flowers to DIY recipes, the game has everything players might find in their nearby habitat. This includes a ton of animals as well, which includes the likes of bugs, fishes and many more.

However, there are certain animals you might not want to mess with at certain periods of time on the Island. This includes the poisonous scorpions and tarantulas, who roam around the Island sometimes. If players get stung while catching them, then it could create a slight problem. However, players don’t know that there’s a simple trick that they can use to avoid receiving a bite.

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How to avoid getting bitten by Scorpions/Tarantulas in Animal Crossing: New Horizons?

Recently, a Redditor on r/AnimalCrossing revealed an age-old trick that players have used to avoid scorpions/tarantulas on the Island. Many fans replied stating that they knew about it. However, many of them also mentioned that they had no clue about such a trick as well. These scorpions and tarantulas are present on the Island a lot, and bites from them aren’t at all.

Usually, players on Animal Crossing: New Horizons will use nets to catch them. However, if they don’t have any plans to catch them, then it’s best to not bring out the net at all. Without it, players can remain as close as they want to them, and they wouldn’t mind at all. Eventually, they will move away and despawn, and once that happens, fans don’t have to worry about scorpion/tarantula stings.

When do Scorpions and Tarantulas appear on the Island?

Players don’t have to worry about these scary bugs at all times in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. In terms of Scorpions, fans will only find them on the Island between at night between 6:00 PM and 5:00 AM between the months of April and September. Tarantulas will also appear at night between 7:00 PM and 4:00 AM between the months of November and April.

In the end, these creatures might scare users on their Animal Crossing Island. However, players shouldn’t worry at all because these bugs won’t hurt them at all, if they don’t disturb these creatures.

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