Not necessarily. The Emperor Scorpion, Pandinus Imparator, is a burrowing scorpion. It's claws are wide like shovels and are used to move earth. A Scorpion's claws also play an important role when mating.
No, only pinchers and stinger Ahh, my favorite question LOL scorpions don't have fangs like spiders, but they do have mouth parts called chelicerae that look like mini-sized pinchers attached to their heads. They use their chelicerae to tear and chew food, like humans use their teeth. Scorpions can in fact deliver a painful bite with their chelicerae.
Yes, all scorpions can climb.
No, most scorpions are solitary and only meet to reproduce. Scorpions are not travellers, they venture out of their burrows at night and return to it to get protection, eat and regulate temperature. A burrow can be used for years. -J
This is an obvious question. Almost all scorpions are venomous, some more than others. The venom from there tail can be injected like a needle if you end up getting stung by one. The tip has a nozle that injects the venom, to protect them againts predators and such.
All living things need water. Scorpions conserve water by only emerging at night and remain during the heat of the day under rocks, tree bark and desert trash where it is shady, cooler and damper. They get much of the water they need from the food they consume.
no so do aboriginals
Claws are used only for getting/finding food, and defense.
No, only pinchers and stinger Ahh, my favorite question LOL scorpions don't have fangs like spiders, but they do have mouth parts called chelicerae that look like mini-sized pinchers attached to their heads. They use their chelicerae to tear and chew food, like humans use their teeth. Scorpions can in fact deliver a painful bite with their chelicerae.
Yes, all scorpions can climb.
The Liger!! because it is only bred in captivity!! so it has alot of food that they have to rip apart so there claws get duller from ripping more food apart because they are biggger!! In the wild i think the Lion because they have to use their claws to run over rocks and rip flesh apart!
No, most scorpions are solitary and only meet to reproduce. Scorpions are not travellers, they venture out of their burrows at night and return to it to get protection, eat and regulate temperature. A burrow can be used for years. -J
No, only the gray fox has retractable claws.
You don't. Claws are members-only items.
Fishing cats. They live in the jungle and their claws do not retract.
All scorpions will hurt humans if they sting. Only a few species can cause human deaths, however.
This is an obvious question. Almost all scorpions are venomous, some more than others. The venom from there tail can be injected like a needle if you end up getting stung by one. The tip has a nozle that injects the venom, to protect them againts predators and such.
No. Most cats will retract their claws when resting, walking or running in order to protect them, and will only bring their claws out when needed. The only cat that cannot retract its claws is the Cheetah. A Cheetah's claws help it grip the ground while chasing after prey.