Scorpion

 Scorpion

External signs

The body of a scorpion is long, narrow and of variable colors.  The body is made up of two parts, one is the small anterior head or forehead and the other is the long back, the abdomen.  Shirovaksha is covered with a pagoda laterally, with a pair of large eyes almost in the middle and several paired small eyes in its anterior lateral region.  The medial front of the abdomen is made up of seven medial segments.  Each segment is covered with pectoral above and sternum below.  These two are connected to each other by soft skin.

The posterior of the posterior abdomen is the narrow part which consists of five segments.  In living beings, the last part of the posterior, which is the tail, is naturally folded on the back.  The anterior appendage is pectoral by its end segment and the caudate spinal cord is puffed at the base and spiked at the apex, where the venous vessels open.  The anal opening is located just in front of the sting on the ventral side of the last segment.  The mouth is a small aperture, which is almost fixed at the front end of the anterior.  Labrum shadow is on the face.

Frontal appendages

These are six pairs.  Keelisairas are the foremost appendages and are used to tear apart the prey of the prey.  Each Keelacera is three-jointed.  And ends at Keila.  Due to the latter being the second pair, the proves to be capable of attacking and holding.

The four legs used for walking are one from the point of view of composition and are attached to the body next to Shirovaksha.  The base segments of the first two pairs have been modified so that they can function almost like jaws.

Intermediate appendages

 On the sternum of the first segment of the medial is the genital vein lids, which are soft, medial, round lobes divided by cracks.  The genital duct has a mouth at its base.  Two pectin are attached to the sternum of the second segment.  These are tangents from the point of view of action.

The sternum of the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth segments of the medial is very wide and has two oblique lines on each side, which is called the obturator.  They are found in the pulmonary sac.  The remaining medial and metasoma segments are appendicular.

Democracy

 Males have different sexes.  The male is shorter than the female and has a narrower abdomen.  The male's lateral contortions are often relatively long and the fingers are short and athletic.  The tail of the male is usually longer than that of the female.  The genital operculum is always made up of two flaps.

The male testes have two paired longitudinal tubes attached to the transverse branches.  Each testis is attached to a median vas deferens, the innermost part of which is accessory gland and metamorphosed into a double penis.  The anterior end of the testis is just behind the operculum.

The female has a long ovary consisting of three longitudinal tubes, which have transversal branches.  The oviduct opens on the perpendicular lid.

Nature

Stony terrain and sandy soil are the natural habitat of scorpions.  They are often found under crevices and flat stones.  They are naturally solitary, but are found in large numbers under stones at the beginning of the rainstorm.  They are predators living on flies, cockroaches and other pests and suck only fluids from their prey's bodies.  Sucking takes more than two hours.  There is also self-devotion in these.  While moving, they keep their lateral joints, which act as tentacles and prehensile organs, horizontally.  The body is raised on the feet, the tail is bent forward on the back and the sting is bent downwards on the back.  Scorpions develop tactile vision and have little vision.

They are viviparous.  Newborn babies live on the mother's back.  Breeding takes place on the hot days of the rainforest.  Male and female perform nuptial dance at the time of confluence.  The male moves backwards, holding the female's hindsight with its retractor, and the female usually accompanies it voluntarily.  They roam round and round.  Finally the male digs the pit under a suitable stone while holding the female, and then both go into it.  After the confluence, the female swallows the male.