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What does the milipede eat?
pine needles
What animal group does a milipede belong in?
coelenterates
Which has more legs a centipede or a milipede?
millipede
Example of harmful invertebrates?
centipede,milipede,crokroaches
Which animal pretends to be dead when in grave danger?
milipede
Does milipede have antenne?
Do unicorns have horns!? yes they have antennes
Is a milipede a decomposer?
yes they are, Millipedes eat decaying plant matter
Where milipede stay?
Tend to stay around moist, damp areas
How much legs does a milipede have?
one of the millipede records is 750 leg. ---------->>>XLOVECHU<<<-----------------
What animal has one thousand feet?
None. The milipede has a lot of feet, but not one thousand.
Is the milipede more dangres than the centipede?
yes the millipede is more dangerous than the centipede.
What is scientific name for milipede?
The scientific name for millipede is Diplopoda.
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