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What does the milipede eat?
pine needles
What eats a milipede?
Meerkats eat millipedes.
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.
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