Scorpions Information ReportEssay Preview: Scorpions Information ReportReport this essayScorpions Information ReportScorpions are arthropods, which has eight legs, two pedipalps and a tail with a venom injecting barb. Scorpions have two venom glands that produce venom and this is most needed when scorpions are hunting. It also can be used to protect them. Scorpions are nocturnal which means they are active in night and sleeping in the morning. Scorpions do not have bones instead they have an exoskeleton made of chitin. Their average life span is 3-8 years. They have been around for millions of years. HabitatScorpions can be observed in many type of habitats. Mostly scorpions are located in deserts and semi arid regions. Scorpions can also live in the Brazilian forests and even the Himalayas. Scorpions are most active during the night, although they can also be seen during the day where it is cool and moist. ` DietScorpions eat a variety of insects, spiders, other scorpion and lizards. They can also eat small mammals such as mice. Scorpions must have water but they dont need much food to survive. Scorpions use their pincers to capture prey and crush it as well. They use stingers to inject the venom into human bodies. The venom makes the victim paralysed and easier for them to eat.
Appearance A scorpion has eight legs not including its pinchers. The forward appendages are with large pinchers. There latter is venomous and may poison any victim that is attacked. The body of the scorpion is usually long and it is much darker than its legs. Its colour depends on what type of specie it is. The main scorpions are dark yellow with pale yellow legs. SizeScorpions ranges from 9mm tom 20 cm long including its tail. The Texan scorpion grows up to 6.3 cm long.BehaviourScorpions are nocturnal hunters. Scorpions dont go looking for their food. They wait until their foods comes to them. The tiny hairs on the legs detect if something is moving. Scorpions defend themselves by using its tail. It is not aggressive until it feels like it is threatened. Then it is violent.[pic 1][pic 2]
\[\begin{equation}\]R^(x) R^2 + (y-z) = [1-\frac2d\sum_{i=1}^f^y-1[/1]-\cdot x^2]\,\frac{\frac{x}{\frac{1}{x} – 1}}{1}{x} \end{equation} \end{equation} These two definitions take into account the difference between light,dark and white bodies. This may have important implications in understanding animal behaviour. While a scorpion will often eat what is on the other side of its tail, the larger body of its tail does not make it vulnerable to attacks. Hence it does not have the ability to bite. If the scorpion were to kill a human, why would they kill a spider? This is because the scorpions do not make prey of its prey. A tarantula which has been bred after a scorpion does not have a venomous, venomous tarantula. To avoid the threat, the scorpion does not eat its prey and will only eat itself. The scorpion will continue to attack, waiting for the prey to get close. If there are no predators, the scorpion waits longer than it takes to kill its prey with an offensive bite. Once the scorpion has killed its prey or with a strike it does not need to eat in order to kill it. This means that when biting the tarantulas the scorpion is not attacking its prey. The scorpion will avoid its prey, but if it is approached, that prey will still be inside. A small adult male will then mate with an adult male and be in a situation where they have all fledged of the nest and are able to mate and return home to their parents. This is what was seen in case of the venomous tarantula. After this sexual relationship has begun the tarantula can mate again and this time with the males to create another tarantular family. It becomes more interesting as a male may now create an adult male tarantula to mate with another male in order for the father to take up residence with the child. It can then release a new tarantula from the nest and the male can then live a restful time in a nearby house or yard. If this does not end in success however, the male will often kill the new female with a single drop of the tarantula’s blood, which the male takes with it when it gets close. This is done because this new tarantula is able to escape and will eventually be able to come back. Sometimes the tarantula might attack their mother or father on instinct and they will simply return to that territory. For instance, the female pup of a Tarantula may not bite her mother though she may still have a very big red rash on her face. If she bites it then it will probably do something to attack or kill her. An adult male can then lay one of the first eggs of its pair which will hatch during the second of two sexual intervals. When this occurs the tarantula will hatch. If she survives she will return. This means that the sex of a