Scorpions

I work at a truckstop in Mn and we are about 2.5 miles from water and we have these things hanging and flying yes flying around at night by the gas pumps and diesel pumps. So while they are called water scorpions there is no water near the truckstop but a plethora of these nasty little creatures, especially by our box crusher. The only real difference I have noticed between these and pics from wikipedea is they lack the breathing tube on their backside, and they yes they do fly. Otherwise they are one and the same ugly creepy bugs. I have pic posted on FB of one I trapped in a container to ask others what it was. My darling 13 y/o genius knew right away and now here I am answering your question. But to answer it for real, it is said they live in shallow water near shorelines and feed on fairy shrimp and tadpoles.

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A Sagittarius is a fire sign and Scorpio a water sign. Now it's important to remember that just this difference does not always make two sun signs incompatible but it can very often result in profound differences that can breed animosity, tension or distrust due to the various character traits of each element.

Sagittarians are known best for their honesty, loyalty and transparent personalities and always expects the same in return from all who the archer associates with, be it in the corporate environment, in a relationship, a friendship or even in a light hearted association.

A Scorpio on the other hand is very dark and secretive, not always loyal, hardly ever open and transparent to people and prefers to keep their agendas hidden from both friends and foes.

Another important clash to take note of with this pairing is that Sagittarians are travels, explorers and very outgoing people who almost always find themselves in the centre of attention in all walks of life. A Sagittarius is an absolute social cat and hates to be confined to one goal, task, dream or position. Scorpio's on the other hand tend to shy away from people that are loud, social extremists and exhibitionists.

For example, the ideal date for a Sagittarius would be sky diving or bungee jumping off the worlds highest cliff followed by a night out in one of the largest and most upmarket night clubs in the city till the following morning. A Scorpio would enjoy nothing more than watching a movie at the box office followed by a long romantic dinner over candle light in a restaurant that offers a quite and tranquil environment.

Scorpio's do have a fun loving side to them, don't get me wrong, but the archers desire to live life to the full out shines that of the scorpion.

Scorpio's are very passionate people when it comes to romance (and unfortunately only in this department) and expect their prospective lovers to meet their level of intensity, (no sun sign is as intense as a Scorpio when it comes to relationships!), while Sagittarians are known to be romantic, (if you lucky enough to evoke their sincere and true emotions), their expectations are far less in this department and often lack intensity.

A Scorpio is just too cold, practical, suspicious and deceitful for a Sagittarius and a archer, too transparent, open, trusting and full of life.

Lastly, the Scorpio is known to nurse grudges and resentments after even the smallest of arguments while the Sagittarius prefers to move on, forgiving and forgetting, giving people a second chance.

> Sagittarians ideal matches include, Aries, Leo and their own, all of the fire element. Libra's are also said to compliment the archer and vise versa.

> Scorpios ideal match is the Capricorn while Cancer and Virgo can also make for a good relationship.

Hope this helps!

a scorpion is an arachnid a class of insects

They are found everywhere in the world except for Antartica, but are most abundant in desert and semi-desert areas near the equator.

The Deathstalker or Isreali Desert Scorpion (leiurus quinquestriatus) had been reported to be as densely populated as 1/square meter in parts of the Middle East.

Bug spray and oil don't necessarily help. Mosquitoes are attracted to Carbon Dioxide which we exhale. Once they pick up your scent, they tend to follow you. It's best to moving around continuosly so they don't have time to cling on to you.

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Although it might accidenally sting itself in some stupidly bizarre way (like how George Romanes recorded fire and chloroform probably induced some neurotoxic effects on them) it doens't die from it because it's immune to its own poison.

The death stalker scorpion inhabits the deserts and scrublands of North Africa to the Middle East.

Scorpions like more hot weather. Usually, a scorpion will burrow, so a desert terain would be more likey. Hope this helped, Teek

Yes. A scorpion is a predator. The stinger in its tail contains poison. When it hits an insect or another victim with its stinger the poison kills the victim and starts the digestion process. It does not kill a person but raises quite a painful welt.

No. Scorpions cannot jump.

When eyeing off their prey, scorpions move slowly and stealthily with their open claws out in front, and their tail curled above their body.

Crickets.

Pin crickets or micro crickets are baby crickets and are recommended for young scorpions. depending on the breed a scorpion will reach adult hood between 6-months and 7 years so you have to judge which cricket is suitable by assessing its size. Brown crickets tend to be silent and are good for adult scorpions. You can gut feed the on fruit and veg, with things like weetabix or digestive biscuits, to provide for your scorpion. Scorpions also can eat meal-worms which can be kept in a fridge place in a tub with dired cereal such as oats for up to 2weeks, place them under a light for a few mins to get them wriggling again. A mixed diet and regular dusting of the crickets with vitamins and calcium will keep your scorpion healthy. Hope that helps. sam x

Lots, like the Pedipalps or Pincers. The stinger called the Telson. The Coxapophysis, Tricobothria Setae, Gnanthobase, Pectines/little feelers, Genital Operculum and way more. i craped my pants

You can buy scorpions at the Armidale Pet Shop. Armidale is in NSW. I have been to the pet shop plenty of times and seen them there but you have to be a certain age to buy them. I Don't know what age though

Many insecticides are labeled for and can kill scorpions. In fact your common can of raid will kill a scorpion. In fact you could kill a scorpion with a fly swatter, a rock, or a 2x4. What you want to know is what insecticide is effective against scorpions.

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Yes all scorpions are. The amount of poison depends on the spieces and good way to determine how poisonous they are is by looking at its pinchers. The bigger the pinchers the less harmful their poison is

You dont. you let them back out into the natural habitat

Scorpions are found in mostly warm climates, ranging from the deserts of Asia and the southwest US to the Australian outback. None are found in New Zealand or Antarctica. One species lives on the UK's Isle of Sheppey, just 62 km (38 miles) east of London. (see the related link)

Yes they are nocturnal. Answer. Scorpions are an arachnid of warm dry regions, having a segmented body with a long tail terminating in a venomous sting. Mainly active at night, they can easily be spotted under ultraviolet light. There is also a non venomous arachnid (scorpion) that superficially resembles the scorpion but lacks the long tail.

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Scorpions are animals and all animals are heterotrophs so yes, scorpions are heterotrophs.

I have one that looks exactly like you describe, but only 1/2 " long. Could it be the same bug?

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