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Scorpions
Scorpions are characterized by large claws and an erect tail which can be venomous. Ask questions about this arthropod here.
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scorpions are invertebrates because they are under an amphibian group. BY KAI AIDAN SMITH AT WINSTANLEY
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Does a scorpion have a skeleton?
They have introverted branchial appendages (gills) commonly known as "book lungs".
What are the scorpions body parts?
It is called an exoskeleton. That means it is a thick durable outer shell somewhat like an ant's.
They are birds similar to a pigeon.They are smaller and make a different sound they coo.
Are lobsters different from scorpions?
Yes, very much so! Lobsters are Crustaceans, whereas scorpions are Arachnids. These are two very different families in the Phylum of Invertebrates. Lobsters thrive in the sea, whereas scorpions thrive in the desert. The two species also look very different from the other, with different diets and different methods of mating and survival.
How do scorpions survive in hot weather?
Scorpions have an exoskeleton that is water proof and prevents water loss. They usually stay hidden under rocks, brush, trash or tree bark during the hot daylight hours and emerge only after dark to forage and mate.
What special features does a scorpion have?
Scorpions only go out at night to catch prey. The scorpion is brown. They are not insects. It has eighth legs and it has 6 to 12 eyes. They have a set of pincher's and a set of claws. It also has a painful stinger on its tail. Scorpions eat spider's insects and millipedes. Since they are brown, they can blend into the desert sand. That leads to say that they have many features that describe them that help them survive.
No, most insects or arachnids are not endangered because of the simple fact that they reproduce so quickly and because there is approximately 14-17 insects or arachnids per person on the planet.
What happens if you get stung by scorpion?
Just try to ice the bite mark for 5 minutes rotation. Also, wash it with soap and water, and take some pain medication (Tylenol works well). It might end up hurting 5-6 hours after the actual sting.
Is the sting of scorpions an acid or an alkali?
The sting of a scorpion is acidic. The antidote used to treat scorpion bites in animals is generally an alkaline solution.
Does a scorpion have jointed legs?
yes... they have...
they are invertebrates and have jointed legs...
yes thay will tepending on the type you have, if u have a king scorpion then yes
no a scorpion is not a parasite a parasite is an organism that feeds off of a host which is a living thing this could be plant or animal scorpions do not feed off of a host a scorpion is an arachnid which is an animal with eight legs such as a spider, tick, mites and scorpions.
What is the scientific name for all scorpions?
There are around 2000 different species of scorpions and each species has its own "scientific name" for example, the black emperor scorpion is Pandinus imperator. likewise, the Asian forest scorpion is Heterometrus spinifer, and so on.
Scorpions survive on various insects and small animals,such as rodents.At times they also nourish on lizards and spiders.One of the most common diets of a scorpion is a cricket.There are larger species of scorpions,which have been known to kill birds and various animals.some scorpions feed on smaller breed on scorpions or on young scorpions.
Is a ant a crustacean insect arachnid or millipipede?
Arthropod
Although all 4 are types of animals they are quite different.
- An Arthropod is an invertebrate with an exoskeleton rather than an internal skeleton (and hence not a vertebrate since that would require having a backbone or the equivalent), a segmented body, and jointed paired appendages.
- A mollusk is also an invertebrate but has a mantle with a significant cavity used for breathing and excretion, a radula, a minutely toothed, chitinous ribbon kind of like a tounge, which is typically used for scraping or cutting food before the food enters the esophagus (except in the case of bivalves like clams and oysters, and a nervous system with two pairs of main nerve cords (one mostly serving the internal organs and the other the "foot") organized around a number of paired ganglia. In many species of mollusks the epidermis of the mantle secretes calcium carbonate and conchiolin which create a shell for the mollusk.
- The term "worm" applies to a disparate group of animals with long cylindrical tube-like bodies and no legs. Most, but not all, worms are invertebrates.
- Sponges are multicellular organisms that have bodies full of pores and channels allowing water to circulate through them. They lack any nervous, digestive, or circulatory system. Most sponges rely on maintaining a constant water flow through their bodies to obtain food and oxygen and to remove wastes. Obviously they live in the water since they rely on this water flow.
What is the genus of a scorpion?
The genus for the albino scorpion is scorpaena. And the species for the albino scorpion is arachnid.
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Where in America do scorpion fish live?
Scorpion fish are a family of fish consisting of ones such as the rock fish of Australia and the lion fish in Indonesia but as far as i know no scorpion fish live in North America either in fresh water or salt. If you do find one though they are some of the most lethal fish in the ocean and will easily kill a human so avoid playing with them.
Are emperor scorpions venomous?
Yes, all scorpions are vemomous, though an emperor scorpion's is one of the milder ones. Being stung by an emperor is no worse than a bee sting. If you are allergic to any kind of insect bites and stings, you may have problems if stung by a emperor scorpion
Where is a scorpion's stinger?
A scorpion's stinger is on the very end of its tail, so when it wants to sting something the front two pincers will grab it to hold it in place then the tail will come down and strike they prey/victim.
