Yes, many species of scorpions can enter a state known as diapause, which is a form of dormancy similar to hibernation. This allows them to survive in harsh conditions, such as extremely high or low temperatures, drought, or a lack of food resources.

During this state of dormancy, scorpions significantly reduce their metabolic activity, allowing them to conserve energy. They become less active and consume fewer resources, which helps them survive until conditions improve.

Diapause is not identical to hibernation, as it’s often triggered by environmental signals such as changes in temperature or daylight, whereas hibernation is typically part of an animal’s annual cycle. However, the terms are sometimes used interchangeably due to their similarities.