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Why does the tailless whip-tail scorpion have no tail unlike a normal scorpion that has a tail with a venom stinger?
The name "Tailless whip-tail scorpion" is a misnomer. The tailless whip scorpion is actually not a scorpion at all. It is, however, in the group that both Spiders and scorpions belong to called the Arachnids. Arachnids are not insects; arachnids have two body parts and eight legs whereas insects have three body parts and six legs. Tailless whip scorpions belong to the group Amblypigidae. They are reclusive animals that live in dark places such as under the bark of trees and in cellars. Their first set of legs has actually elongated and become incredibly sensitive, serving the same function as antenna in insects -- to tell them about the world around them. They have no venom but catch their prey with their large spiny pedipalps. To people they're completely harmless, other than the ability to give a slight pinch.
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How does the deathstalker scorpion survive in the Sahara desert?
A scorpion will travel through the desert with it's stinger (tail) out ready to attack it's prey so the scorpion can eat it. The scorpion will mostly stay under rocks where it is cooler than out in the boiling sun. They roam around at night to avoid the heat of the daytime sun.
How long can a scorpion live in a jar?
As long as it has food, water, air and a burrow (some sand) a normal lifespan (especially if given a good selection of books to read).
Who is the normal one in One Direction?
nobodys normal in the world everyones different so there is no normal one
Why do scorpions have poison?
People are afraid of scorpions because they can kill people with their poison in the stingers. they can also bite you with their claws. it is normal for the human to be afraid of somthing that will sting, bite, scratch, claw, or kill. a scorpion does some of these things. ... ok all of them. so be afraid, be very afraid. mwa ha ha ha ha!
When was Normal Music created?
Normal Music was created in 1982.
How big is a normal sized scorpion?
slightly smaller than your hand
Why does your baby mouse have no tails?
Some mice are born naturally tailless as a genetic mutation. It could be a result of selective breeding or a spontaneous genetic variation. Tailless mice are not uncommon and are usually healthy and able to lead normal lives.
What type of dog kills scorpians?
It is not the normal diet of a dog. Are you thinking of Meerkats? They remove the stinger before eating them.
Does a dragonfly have a stinger?
No. They don't. They have a spike at the end of their tail but no stinger. See the related link for more information.
What is peculiar about Manx cats?
They are known for having no tail, though they can have stumpy tails or even longer. Only the tailless Manx is qualified to be shown.
How will Scorpion and Sub-Zero will look in MK9?
They will look normal as usual but they would look more real and better then the other MKs.
How should a normal bee sting be treated?
Pull out the stinger gently without squeeving it, make a paste of baking soda and water put it on affected and let it dry
How does the deathstalker scorpion survive in the Sahara desert?
A scorpion will travel through the desert with it's stinger (tail) out ready to attack it's prey so the scorpion can eat it. The scorpion will mostly stay under rocks where it is cooler than out in the boiling sun. They roam around at night to avoid the heat of the daytime sun.
How long can a scorpion live in a jar?
As long as it has food, water, air and a burrow (some sand) a normal lifespan (especially if given a good selection of books to read).
Do bumble bees leave their stingers?
Yes it does have a stinger but it does not lose it when it stings you. It is a hornet and since it doesn't lose its stinger when it stings you it can sting you over and over again. I have ran over a hornet nest entrance and they attacked with full force and didn't let up until a minute or so later. I ran flinging my arms and smacking them but it didn't do much of anything at all and it hurts for hours unlike wasps that don't lose their stingers either.
What is the life expectancy for a tailless manx cat after having a subtotal colectomy surgery?
My cat - not a full Manx - had the surgery when she was about 7 years old. She had suffered for many years with megacolon, and the surgery was the only option to save her life after the medications and everything else had failed. She lived a normal, healthy, active life until she died just recently at 13 years old.
Why do bees die then they sting?
I wonder the same thing. Hornets and Wasps don't die when they sting, but the normal Honeybee does. Well, if you ever get stung by a bee, be happy they die after. It hurts when you get stung. So for an exact answer, check a book on bees. OK, after many months of researching the only reason is because their stinger is connected to their inner organs, When they sting someone the organs get pulled out. And they die, the half-witted little fellows.
