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Scorpions give birth to live young, a process known as ovoviviparity. After mating, the female carries the developing embryos in her body until they are fully formed. Once they are ready, she gives birth to a litter of juveniles, which often climb onto her back for protection and mobility until they molt for the first time. This maternal care helps increase their chances of survival in the wild.
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Do scorpions nurse their young?
nno
Do mother scorpions care for their young?
ambot lang
Are all scorpions poisonous?
Yes in fact all scorpions are poisonous, all scorpions, even young/infant scorpions inject the same amount of venom and the same type of venom.
Do scorpions eat there young?
Yes they do, they only do it if they think their young has a poor change of living.
Small white scorpions?
Small white scorpions resemble adult scorpions. A young scorpion requires five to seven molts to reach maturity. The color white is a form of albinism.
What are the offspring of a scorpion called?
Young immature scorpions are called "scorplings".
What do you call a young girl hugging a bear?
a young girl hugging a bear.
What is the name of young polar bear?
A young polar bear is known as a cub.
What is the name of a young polar bear?
A young polar bear is called a cub.
How does a black bear feed there young?
how does a moma black bear feed there young
When was Ray Young Bear born?
Ray Young Bear was born in 1950.
Do scorpions die at a young age?
Scorpions can live for several years, often reaching maturity at around 3 to 4 years old, depending on the species and environmental conditions. While young scorpions face threats from predators and environmental factors, they do not have a specific lifespan that dictates they will die at a young age. Instead, their survival is influenced by various factors, including habitat, availability of food, and predation. In optimal conditions, scorpions can live for over a decade.
