yes
yes
If they were on the endangered species list, you wouldn't be able to get any, they would be protected therefore illegal to own or sale. Emps are not an endangered species.
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They are Cites appendix 2 listed so they are not endangered but considered at risk of becoming so due to over collection in the wild for the pet trade... so what does that mean APPENDIX II : (also known as appendix B) This category includes the so-called "monitored species", that is, species whose trade is monitored and contained. Commercial trade in these speciesis permitted, but is strictly regulated and every example must be issued with its own Cites certificate in order for a sale to take place. These certificates must show the details of the animal and of its import, the import licence and so on.... Hope this helps
because people eat and kill them
You can keep emperor scorpions together, yes they do enjoy a bit of company, I currently am keeping two baby emperor scorpions at home.
no
Emperor scorpions do hibernate.They will move every once in a wile.
Sixty second epoxy
Emperor Scorpions are harmless to humans unless you have an allergy to the venom as some people do with bees. The sting is said to be as painful as a wasps and they can deliver a quite strong pinch with their pedipalps (pinchers).
Emperor Scorpions.
You can keep emperor scorpions together, yes they do enjoy a bit of company, I currently am keeping two baby emperor scorpions at home.
Yes. Emperor scorpions do fine living in the same tank.
no
The emperor penguin is not endangered.
eating and killing them
No
Depends what you use them for
national geographics
maybe
No, they are not endangered species.
Emperor scorpions do hibernate.They will move every once in a wile.