is a scorpion a reptile?
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Expert Answers info Scorpion's are classified as arachnids, they share this category with spiders and mites. They have eight legs and are considered nocturnal (most waking activity is at night) arthropods. Scorpion's are also considered venomous invertebrates ( they lack a backbone).
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In Florida, most scorpions are reddish, brown or black. Scorpions do sting, and their venom is toxic; however, there are no scorpions in Florida which are lethal enough to kill a human. ... Although there are over a thousand species of scorpion worldwide, only a few live in Florida.
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['The turtles.', 'The squamata (lizards and snakes)', 'The crocodilians (crocodiles and alligators)', 'The tuatara (lizard-like)']
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Looking like miniature scorpions or lobsters, most of the more than 2,000 known species live in the tropical zones of earth, but there are several dozen species of pseudoscorpions native to Pennsylvania. They are predators, snagging prey with their powerful claws and jaws, and venom from glands in their jaws.
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Dragons are often classified as a reptile, making it officially an animal regardless of being mythological or a creature than actually existed.
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Among types of scorpions, the smaller species are often more venomous—larger scorpions compensate by appearing more formidable to potential predators. One of the more infamous varieties of dangerous scorpions roaming the American Southwest is the Arizona bark scorpion (Centruroides sculpturatus).
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Snakes, lizards, turtles, crocodilians, and birds are reptiles. Like all vertebrates, reptiles have bony skeletons that support their bodies. ... So, why are birds considered reptiles? Birds look very different from other reptiles, they have feathers, fly, sing complex songs, and have many other unique features.
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Yes, cats can become ill or even be killed by scorpion stings, depending on the type of scorpion. ... You will sometimes hear that cats are immune to scorpion stings, but that isn't the case. Rather, experts believe that cats notice scorpions easier than humans do, so they are less likely to accidentally step on them.
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Answer and Explanation: Crabs are neither amphibians nor reptiles; they are crustaceans. Crustaceans are semi-aquatic creatures that have exoskeletons. This group includes...
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Most scorpions in the United States are not poisonous, except for two species found in the southwestern states of Arizona, California, New Mexico, and Texas. ... Scorpions are nocturnal (they hunt for food at night). Most of the scorpions that enter dwellings are not poisonous, their sting is similar to bees or wasps.
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Scorpions are arachnids just like their spider cousins. They are also related to ticks, mites, harvestmen and solifuges. ... Remember, in nature, scorpions prefer to climb around in rocks and on trees. However, they can also climb the walls of your home if there is sufficient rough surface for them to grip.
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Technically, birds are indeed reptiles. Birds descended from the very first reptile. Birds are also dinosaurs because they descended from a dinosaur.
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Is it true that the large scorpions are most dangerous? No, this is not true. The largest scorpions of the world are usually quite harmless for humans and use their pincers as defense in stead for the stinger (and venom).
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Hi; In modern times, yes the dragon is classified as part of the reptilian family due to its scaly skin, cold-blood and air-breathing creature that laid eggs containing it's offspring. In old times, the dragon was always called a serpent, as the word reptile wasn't created until science became much more advanced etc.
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They are not a commonly kept pet reptile since they are rare to find, but they are fascinating creatures. These lizards are excellent for both experienced and novice lizard owners, due to their calm nature and relatively simple feeding needs.
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['Reptiles.', 'Boas.', 'Chameleons.', 'Cobras.', 'Crocodiles and alligators.', 'Green turtle.', 'Iguanas.', 'Komodo dragon.']
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No. An alligator is a reptile. It is a very primeval reptile and predates mammals. ... Alligators lay eggs and [this is the important bit which defines mammals] do not suckle their young.