One of the greatest struggles any scorpion has is the molt. Like other arthropods, scorpions have their skeleton on the outside of their body. This is called an exoskeleton. In order to grow a scorpion must shed its old exoskeleton. The period between molts is called an instar. A scorpions age is often measured by how many times it has molted, e.g. a seven instar scorpion for example.
Scorpions are very vulnerable immediately after they molt. This is because they are very soft for a few days after shedding. They must secrete the compounds that harden into their exoskeleton. Molting is also very exhausting. Scorpions will often fast for a while before and after a molt.
We found some scorpions in a pit in the desert
yes, scorpions are carnivores. they eat bugs. wild scorpions eat any bug they can find, but pet scorpions can eat crickets
Yes
it matters where their environment is because not all scorpions can be offered the same advantages from were they live
Yes, there are all kinds of animals that eat them. Scorpions are not without their own enemies. Many scorpions eat other kinds of scorpions and some are cannibalistic. Centipedes are a major enemy of scorpions, and some birds and mammals (shrews and monkeys, for example) have learned to avoid the sting and love eating scorpions.
Some species of scorpions live 5- 10 years, others can live up to 25 years. :)
Some Reptiles will eat scorpions but mostly birds of the southwestern region eat scorpions.
Some might; some dogs do too.
Owls and scorpions
Some but not all of them
Answer- scorpions,Spiders,ticks
Wood Scorpions (at least mine, anyhow) prefer fruit- flavored mixes.