scorpions

Discusses members of the order Scorpionida, the lobster-shaped venomous arachnids that thrive the world over, including their physiology, life cycle, habits, and behavior.

Examines the physical characteristics, behavior, and natural environment of the scorpion.

Profiles the scorpion, explaining how it hunts and kills, describing its relationship with humans, listing its prey, and providing a range map and "myth versus fact" section.

Simple text and photographs introduce the habitat, appearance, and behavior of scorpions.

Follows a scorpion through its day as it sleeps, eats, and moves in its desert habitat.

Mitchell thinks that the Red Scorpion of Manzitopia has followed him home from the museum.

With the help of a rattlesnake and a scorpion, a lost boy gains two names and defeats the horrible foot-eating monster.

Describes the appearance and behavior of various spiders and insects and examines why they are frightening.

Describes the adventures and mishaps of Gary Polis's career of scorpion research around the world.

This book describes the physical characteristics, habits, and life cycle of scorpions.