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A millipede usually has a segmented body, with two pairs of legs on each segment. They are generally black or brown and resemble a centipede or worm.
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Are milipedes insect?
no
What eats milipedes?
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Centipedes and milipedes are part of the subphylum?
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What animals have a hundred legs or over?
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they have legs. haha
Where do milipedes?
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Where do milipedes live?
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Are milipedes in Australia?
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