Scorpions
The Color
Scorpions vary in color from light yellow to dark brown and black, with some species being brightly colored in red and blue.
The Size
Scorpions range in size from a few centimeters to about 20 cm, depending on the species.
The Description
Scorpions are arthropods with bodies divided into two main parts: the cephalothorax and the abdomen. They have eight legs and a long tail that ends with a venomous stinger.
Scorpions belong to the order Scorpiones and include around 2000 species worldwide. They inhabit various environments from deserts to forests and are nocturnal creatures that are active at night.
Appearance
Scorpions have bodies divided into a cephalothorax and abdomen, with eight legs and a long tail ending in a venomous stinger. Their colors and sizes vary greatly among species.
Reproduction
The female scorpion lays eggs in special sacs and cares for them until they hatch. The young scorpions grow into adults within months or years.
Food
Scorpions feed on small insects and spiders, with some larger species preying on small vertebrates.
Social Behavior
Scorpions are mostly solitary creatures, but some species live in small groups during the mating season.
How It Enters the Home?
Scorpions enter homes through cracks and openings in walls and floors, searching for food and shelter.
Hiding Places
Scorpions hide in dark, damp places such as basements, burrows, and under rocks.
Health Hazards
Some scorpions are venomous and can have dangerous stings, while most species are nonvenomous and do not pose a significant threat to humans.
How to Get Rid of It?
You can get rid of scorpions by sealing cracks and openings in buildings, and using traps and pesticides if necessary.
Prevention Methods
To prevent scorpions from entering the home, keep the house clean, securely close windows and doors, and remove potential food sources.
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