By biological definition, an 'insect' has only six legs. Some insect larva seem to have more, however these are not 'true' legs, these are stumps known as prolegs. Unless you mean a species like woodlice (which are not insects) then you could be referring to insect larva like caterpillars.
Centipedes are arthropods. Their name implies that they have a hundred legs but they have between 30 to 354 legs. There are also millipedes which the name implies a thousand legs.
Insects have six legs. If it has more than six, it is not an insect.
No bugs have15 legs.
Insects have six.
Spiders and some others have eight.
Centipedes always have an even number. Some may have 14 or 16.
Spiders, centipede
the answer is typolasula it's found in the North Pole
A huntsman spider is the fastest bug on six legs
no because it in order for it to be a bug, it has to have 6 legs
no
exactly 6 legs
Like all insects a water bug has six legs.
Legs, Animal Legs, & Bug Legs.
No.
A cricket is the answer because crickets have grasshopper body and eight legs and its a bug!!!
the bug that can taste with its legs are called a crane fly
Rolly.Pollie.Ollie
The roly-poly bug (aka pill bug, BB bug, and Armadillo bug) has seven pairs of legs for a total of 14 legs. It is classified as an isopod, a different type of arthropod than insects, which have six legs, or arachnids (e.g., spiders) that have 8 legs. The roly poly can roll up into a tight ball with its exoskeleton providing armor to protect it from predation.The related link below shows a diagram of the anatomy of the pill bug/roly poly.