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The scorpion’s birth process is truly amazing. The female’s back opens up and scores of newborn scorpions crawl out, and then the back grows back together like nothing has happened.
Nature really is surprising.
Any Ideas how a scorpion gives birth. Here are the following photos you will find very sensational 
At the back of this female scorpio a small slit would start to open on day 1…
Oh Gross! Then numbers of baby scorpions started to advance on day two…
On day 3, still the baby scorpions continue to progress…
On day 4 the baby scorpions gradually move out and start to crawl and spread…
Yay! So Many of them
Last day on the 5th, the baby scorpions continue their way out, yet the young scorpion mother stays uninterrupted…
Look how breathtaking it is, young scorpion mother is back again to normal… :)
AMAZING! Isn’t it?
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She doesn’t even look tired!
You’re right. Truly amazing isn’t it?
Thanks for your visit and your comment…
We have scorpions here in Arizona but not as large as the one pictured — or at least I haven’t seen one this big. Thanks for sharing this incredible series of photos. Incredible!
This is the first time I’ve seen this. Never knew how scorpions give birth. This is great. Thanks for the info.
You’re so welcome
I’m glad you enjoyed this post!
I’m scratching all over.
Reblogged this on lost creek publishing.
Thanks so much for the re-blogged dear JK
I LOVE this!!! Very cool…I have drawn scorpions and owned one for a while. These are extraordinary photos!!! Wonderful ♥
Wow, you have? That’s wonderful! Thanks so much too for loving this post
I’m so happy that you’ve enjoyed this one… 
waaaa, never seen it before, so….so disgusting!
True, hehehhe…But it’s amazing
Thanks for your visit and the comment, I appreciate this a lot!
Dolly
It IS amazing!!! WoW!
Amazing! Out of this world!
Yes Eric, it really is amazing!
Ok. Now I know something I would have never known otherwise. Still, eewwww, so gross.
Yes, you did dear. I learned too, you may like to check this out also http://allaboutlemon.com/2011/12/02/a-bit-of-a-sting-on-the-tail/
I’m sure you’ll find it very interesting. Thanks for the visit my sweet sister.
Thanks to all my co-bloggers who liked this post
BTW… how many did she have? And how many lived?
Oh, I am sorry I cannot give you details about that, I did not bother to count them, because before I could have, one of your team from pest control came and whoa! They were extinguished, hehhehe
Thanks again for this and for your visit. You are always welcome.
Those are awesome… did you know that baby scorpions don’t glow under a black light? Check it out here: http://blogpestcontrol.com/2010/08/baby-scorpions-under-a-black-light/
Thanks for liking this post and additional info about scorplings
I read it and it’s very informative. I learned something 
Absolutely astounding. Also, I learned today that baby scorpions are called scorplings. A fact that somehow makes this process even more adorable.
Scorplings. Cool! Thanks for this info and comment, I appreciate it
Wow thats interesting, how about a male one I would like to know
Hahaha, a male? mmmm You made me think…. I will do a research on that one
Thanks!