Scorpions

Yes, Horseshoe crabs and scorpions are classified as "Arachnids".

becuase they are cold blooded animals and need heat to survive.They also replenish their poison again with heat.

emperor scorpion's sleep pattern is if prey goes by it, kills it.

The prey is initially chewed and mixed with saliva which starts the digestive process. After the foodis chewed and broken down into smaller pieces, it passes into the oral cavity which is lined with numerous hairs and enzymes producing cells. The hairs strain out any indigestible food.

Only predigested food passes from the oral cavity into the pharinx and then into the oesophagus and stomach.

Digestion takes place in the stomach which occupies most of the mesosoma and part of the prosoma.

The digestive gland also provides a storage place for food reserves.

Because it is strained through hairs in the oral cavity, a scorpion's food contains very little indigestibe matter. As a result, scorpions produce very little fecal matter and loose very little water.

The fecal matter of scorpions is liquid white in color.

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-J

Body parts: Arachnid: 2 Insect: 3 Pairs of Legs: Arachnid: 4 Insect: 3 Antennae: Arachnid: none Insect: 2 Wings: Arachnid: none Insect: 2-3 pair

aracinaids

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After a few hours they will begin to swell.

So basically, when I scratch my legs, they start to smell, AND I MEAN, SMELL. I have to get Oust out and everything. And when I'm in my bathroom I can't stand the smell, its not like meat which someone else suggested and its definitely nothing to do with my genitals. I shower twice a day and use herbal essences. Please help. This is not a joke. My friends and family won't come near me, and if they do, they just want to smell me. Its like Cocaine, they know its bad for them and they're gonna wake up the next morning feeling like really bad, but they just can't stop.

they eat mainly any type of insects

No. In most cases, female spiders are bigger than male spiders.

All arachnids have eight legs. Scorpions have eight legs. Therefore a scorpion is an arachnid

Like any creature, yes, they can survive a certain limit. They can withstand higher amounts of radiation than humans, but will still succumb to its effects at some point.

All forms of scorpions are poisonous. The question is, just how poisonous?

I would assume that, based on the size of the scorpion, the Israeli Black Scorpion is VERY poisonous, but this is just an educated guess.

Spiders Arthropods Having eight legs. No wings or antennae.

Body is divided into two regions. Breathing via tracheal tubes

or pulmonary sacs.

Scorpions do not have a single species, but are an entire order of arthropods. The Arizona bark scorpion, for example is of the species Centruroides sculpturatus; and the largest scorpion is the Hadogenes troglodytes (at 20 cm in length).

Scorpions are arachnids.

About three or four

Scorpions number about 1750 described species.

same as the regular

No they can not because its not bumpy and its to slippery for any thing to climb.