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Who has more scorpions in the mojave desert or the sonora desert?
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What reptile eat scorpions?
Desert reptiles are more known to eat scorpions, as they have adapted to their environment.
Which desert is Area 51 located?
Area 51 is located in the Mojave Desert in southern Nevada, United States.
What is California's biggest desert?
The Mojave Desert covers more area in California than any other desert in that state.
In what desert do you find the desert tortoise?
The desert tortoise is found primarily in the Sonoran Desert and Mojave Desert.
What kind of animals live in the Mojave desert?
some kit foxes there are a million more .
Where is the lowest desert area in the US?
Death Valley in the Mojave Desert has areas more than 200 feet below sea level.
What desert does the desert tortoise live in?
Desert tortoises make popping, hissing and poinkingsounds when in distress or fear. These tortoises live in burrows to escape the cold and heat. Desert tortoises catch the infrequent rains that fall in basins. Most of their water intake comes from moisture found in wildflowers and grass that they eat during the spring. The desert tortoise has the ability to store about a quart of water in its bladder to be used when necessary.
How can scorpions live under water?
Scorpions like more hot weather. Usually, a scorpion will burrow, so a desert terain would be more likey. Hope this helped, Teek
What is the description of Mojave deserts?
The Mojave is a very hot, high desert in the southwestern United States and includes the infamous Death Valley. For more information, click on this link.
How much are hotels in the Mojave Desert?
You need to specify a particular location. Hotels in Las Vegas or Palm Springs will be more expensive than in some of the smaller towns in the Mojave.
In what biome does a Gila Monster live?
The Gila monster (Heloderma suspectum) lives in the desert Southwest of the US and the northwestern Mexican state of Sonora. They hide under rocks, and they are venomous. While slow, they do grow to about two feet long, and represent a VERY GOOD reason to NOT stick your hand under rocks in the desert. They are protected by law in Nevada and Arizona.Check out the related link below for more info, including pictures:
In what desert is the Joshua tree located?
Yes, they do thrive there. See the related links belolw for more info:
