A millipede
u can derive it as follows "mili" means Thousans and pede means legs.
example of it is, Julus
The Millipede has been known to have up to 750 legs.
Most millipedes have two pairs of legs per body segment, which means they have four legs per segment. This is how they get their name, as "milli" means thousand and "pede" means leg, although most species do not actually have a thousand legs.
No, millipedes do not have precisely 100 legs. They typically have between 30 to 400 legs depending on the species. The name "millipede" actually means "thousand feet" in Latin, but they do not have that many legs.
snake
They are segmented worm like creatures, but on each segment they have two pairs of small legs. There are lots of legs, hence the name, which means "Thousand legs", but it is a generous name - I have counted only 300 legs. They are dry like beetles, not wet like earthworms, and they have feelers and rudimentary eyes like beetles.
A millipede means 1000 legs but they really don't have that many.
The Millipede has been known to have up to 750 legs.
Most millipedes have two pairs of legs per body segment, which means they have four legs per segment. This is how they get their name, as "milli" means thousand and "pede" means leg, although most species do not actually have a thousand legs.
Neither. Despite the name "milli", which means "1000", there are no known millipedes with this many legs. Similarly, although "cent" means 100, centipedes do not have 100 legs. They vary from 20-300+ pairs.
No, millipedes do not have precisely 100 legs. They typically have between 30 to 400 legs depending on the species. The name "millipede" actually means "thousand feet" in Latin, but they do not have that many legs.
A bird.
That depends on the millipede. The name "millipede" actually means one thousand legs, but they don't really have that many. Each segment has a pair of legs. As they get older, they have more pair of legs. The number of legs usually ranges from 80 to 400, although there are a few that have as many as 750.
Giraffe is an African animal, characterised by it's very long neck and legs.
That depends on the millipede. The name "millipede" actually means one thousand legs, but they don't really have that many. Each segment has a pair of legs. As they get older, they have more segments. The number of legs usually ranges from 80 to 400, although there are a few that have as many as 750.
Millipede, which is a compound word formed form the Latin roots "mille" (thousand) and "pes" (foot). Despite their name, millipedes do not have 1000 legs, although the rare species Illacme plenipes has up to 750.
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