Scorpions

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Treatment of a scorpion sting

* Pain at the site of the sting can sometimes be limited with an ice cube.

* Painkilling injections (morphine-based painkiller) may be required and a doctor should therefore be consulted. In the case of more marked symptoms, treatment must be given as for snake bites, and the patient must receive medical treatment as quickly as possible.

* There is antiserum for scorpion venom. Treatment must be overseen by a doctor.

Different sources give different numbers, but there are about 1,300 or 1,400 species of scorpions worldwide. In the US there are from 40 to 90 species, most of which are found in the dry areas of the western states.

Scorpion claws are called pedipalp.

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From a few weeks to over thirty years.

Some large crustaceans, such as lobsters, are believed to live to over 100 years. If you don't include the larval stage, there are some mayflies that live for only minutes as adults, lasting only long enough to reproduce.

yes, some scorpions are deadly, but the smaller they are, the more deadly, and the bigger, the less deadly.

This is not exactly the case. In the US the only dangerously venomous scorpion is the Bark Scorpion, which tends to be on the small end of the scale. It is only dangerous to the very young, the infirm and the very old. If you are stung by a scorpion it is not a bad idea to have it checked out if you have anything except a local reaction. These stings are quite painful and will cause redness and swelling as well. If you have any shortness of breath, muscle twiches in areas away from the sting and/or facial swelling you should seek medical assistance.

The most common colors are tannish brown and black and they are somewhat similar to a crab with a large stinger that bends forward

Tarantulas taste kind of like crab, but scorpions are slightly more bitter and fishy.

The emperor scorpion lives in the desert like all desert animals.

I believe they are found in Africa and are found in forest areas in the vegetation and lower lying plants. Hope this helps. sam x

For a spider: Large frontal exoskeleton, large rectal exoskeleton, eight legs, and then their pincers at the front.

Scorpions are similar, but they have a stronger exoskeleton and a tail leading on from the rectal exoskeleton. Their tail is split into roughly 10 segments, but it varies between species.

Scorpions can either overwhelm their prey with their pinchers or through the introduction of a neurotoxin delivered by the point of their tail ; see relevant link to additional information.

Yes, scorpions can see, but not very well. They are covered with sensory hairs and can feel vibrations through the ground. This helps with finding prey and sensing danger. Some scorpions don't even have eyes.

Some Reptiles will eat scorpions but mostly birds of the southwestern region eat scorpions.

A scorpion gets its food by paralyzing it with its venom at the tip of its tail then swallows it.

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scorpions can sting you with there tail and even if you look at a scorpion and it does not do anything you will scream or jump.

sorry I really dont know much about scorpions

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75,000 accumulated people are killed by scorpions each year because scorpions sneak into their bedrooms and smoother them with pillows or eat them. Sometimes bears help along with the attacks by poisoning the peoples foods with cyanide.

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Scorpions are predatory. They often ambush their prey, lying in wait as they sense its approach. They consume all types of insects, spiders, centipedes and other scorpions. Larger scorpions may feed on vertebrates, such as smaller lizards, snakes, and mice if they are able to subdue them. They capture their prey with their pedipalps, paralyzing them with their venom as well if necessary. The immobilized prey is then subjected to an acid spray that dissolves the tissues, allowing the scorpion to suck up the remains.

As well as being predators, scorpions are also prey. Many types of creatures, such as centipedes, tarantulas, insectivorous lizards, birds (especially owls), and mammals, including shrews, grasshopper mice, and bats hunt scorpions for food.

it has two pincers and unsally a venouns sting on its tail and if you theaten it it will sting you and it is all most inpossible to kill one