Question

why scorpion live without breadth from 16 days​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Pseudoscorpions are arachnids, closely related to spiders and scorpions. They are typically 2-12mm long: the northern pseudoscorpion is on the smaller side, clocking in at 2-2.5mm.

Pseudoscorpions possess impossibly long pinchers relative to their bodies, seemingly without the counter-balance of a tail. They also do not have the scary stinger we are used to

seeing on scorpions, hence the "pseudo".

Unlike spiders and scorpions, they do not bite or sting – at least not us. Instead, they prey upon other small invertebrates. For example, house pseudoscorpions like chowing down on book lice, clothes moths and the larvae of carpet beetles.