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A group of scorpions is commonly referred to as a "bed" or a "nest." While scorpions are typically solitary creatures, they can sometimes be found together, especially during mating or when a mother is caring for her young. The term "bed" is particularly used when describing a group of scorpions that share a common shelter or hiding spot.
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Why are the bark scorpions called bark scorpions?
They like to live on, in and around bark.
What is a scorpians tail called?
A scorpions tail is called a Metasoma.
What are the offspring of a scorpion called?
Young immature scorpions are called "scorplings".
What were the names of the gang members in the rival gang in grease 1?
The rival gang was called: "The Scorpions".
What is the study of Scorpions called?
I guess it's scorpionology
What was the scorpions car called in grease?
1949 mercury
What are multiple wolves called?
A pack of wolves.
Spiders Mites Ticks and Scorpions are all called what?
arachnids
How do scorpions avoid being eaten?
there nocturnal for one,an pack a powerfull sting with that tail,bout it really..does anyone know more?
What are The two large claws that scorpions have called?
Scorpion claws are called pedipalp.
What is a pack of mongooses called?
A pack of Mongooses is called a Flock.
What is called a pack of dogs?
a pack of dogs is called a kennel
