Level D - Zaner-Bloser
Level D - Zaner-Bloser
Level D - Zaner-Bloser
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<strong>Level</strong> D<br />
Unit<br />
1<br />
Practice<br />
arthropod<br />
related to spiders,<br />
ticks, and lobsters<br />
small nocturnal animals<br />
have claws, can sting<br />
bodies have eight<br />
segments and eight legs<br />
covered by hard outer shell<br />
live in many different habitats<br />
Possible Answers for<br />
Transparency & BLM #1<br />
The Scoop on Scorpions<br />
about 2,500 species<br />
most are less than 2 in., but<br />
some are 8 in.<br />
food hard to find in desert<br />
scorpions try to use<br />
little energy for prey<br />
waits for prey to come<br />
near, then grabs with claws<br />
usually bites with fangs<br />
uses stinger on large prey<br />
are nearsighted, see<br />
best at night<br />
Food comes to the scorpion<br />
get most moisture from prey<br />
Scaffolded Spider Map for<br />
What is a scorpion?<br />
Spider Map<br />
The scorpion polka<br />
The Scoop<br />
on Scorpions<br />
unusual mating dance<br />
eggs hatch inside mother<br />
babies born alive, often<br />
ride on mother’s back<br />
danger depends on<br />
scorpion’s venom, not size<br />
only deadly scorpion is in<br />
western U.S.<br />
small pincers—stronger venom<br />
Big claws, little claws<br />
pincer size good sign of<br />
scorpion’s poison<br />
large pincers—weaker venom<br />
Shake your shoes<br />
scorpions come inside and hide in dark<br />
places, like in shoes and under blankets<br />
if you get stung, tell an adult<br />
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