1. House Centipedes look different to other Centipedes.

2. Centipedes eat insects, including other Centipedes, small spiders and worms

3. Centipedes are invertebrate arthropods

4. Yes, and scorpions and centipedes.

5. Centipedes are divided into five groups and the scutigeromorphs are the only Centipedes with faceted or compound eyes

6. Centipedes are carnivorous and eat soft-bodied insects such as spiders, termites, silverfish, and even other Centipedes

7. The large desert Centipedes (Scolopendromorpha) are some 15-cm long; tropical Centipedes may exceed 30 cm (Shelley, 2002).Lithobiids are the common brown, flat Centipedes of litter in hardwood

8. Centipedes are carnivorous and venomous

9. Centipedes Centipedes (Class Chilopoda) are fast-moving, venomous, predatory, terrestrial arthropods that have long bodies and many jointed legs

10. Centipedes Diet : Centipedes feed on small arthropods, such as silverfish, spiders, firebrats, cockroaches, carpet beetle and larvae

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12. When Disturbed: Centipedes will scurry away quickly

13. House Centipedes prefer damp and dark areas

14. Centipedes can have a few dozen pairs of …

15. For Centipedes, speed is their best hunting tool

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17. Centipedes are flattened, with many different body segments

18. Giant tropical Centipedes share their territories with tarantulas

19. Centipedes (100 legs) are usually brownish, flattened, and elongate animals which have many body segments. Centipedes are flattened, with many different body segments

20. House Centipedes are nocturnal hunters and foragers

21. Centipedes can have a few dozen pairs …

22. Centipedes occur in biomes ranging from forest to desert

23. Centipedes usually inhabit forests, tropical rainforests, prairies and savannas

24. The United States has a wide array of Centipedes

25. Centipedes prefer to live in dark, damp places outdoors

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27. Unlike most other arthropods, Centipedes can be quite long-lived.

28. They kill roaches, moths, flies, silverfish, and termites. Centipedes use …

29. Movement: Centipedes can move about very quickly on their long legs

30. Centipedes are small invertebrates that belong to the group of arthropods

31. Spiders, beetles and other larger pests will prey on young Centipedes

32. Insects, spiders, crabs, shrimp, millipedes, and centipedes are all Arthropods

33. Centipedes are nature’s exterminator. House Centipedes are an all-natural form of pest control. They eat a wide variety of pesky bugs, including flies, ants, moths, silverfish, spiders, and

34. House Centipedes are skilled hunters that prey on insects and other arthropods

35. Centipedes are generally solitary creatures and that means true infestations are rare

36. House Centipedes will prey on insects that are in the same areas.

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38. Centipedes are insectivores, meaning they eat small insects, spiders, mites and other arthropods

39. It's shorter than other Centipedes, with about 30 legs that can detach when

40. Centipedes, Cave spiders, salamanders and Cavefish feed on insects smaller than them

41. Centipedes (Chilopoda) are common predators in soil, litter, and cryptozoan habitats (Fig

42. House Centipedes prefer to shelter near a source of moisture and food

43. Orya Barbarica is a species of centipedes belonging to the family Oryidae.

44. Centipedes are situated right in the middle of the insect and pest food chain

45. House Centipedes are known for killing pests in your house that are completely unwelcome

46. Treat Centipedes with an appropriate pesticide behind baseboards and in cracks and spaces

47. Centipedes spend most of their life hidden under the rocks, leaves or inside

48. Centipedes aren’t actually insects, either; they’re a type of creature called an arthropod.

49. Despite their name ‘centipede’ (which means ‘100 legs’), all Centipedes do not have 100 legs.

50. Centipedes (100 legs) are usually brownish, flattened, and elongate animals which have many body segments

51. Some Cave centipedes grow so large, they've been spotted feasting on bats [source: Krajick]

52. And do Centipedes growl? But then the movie, rather then getting better got worse

53. Centipedes in this group run large, ranging from four inches to over a foot in length

54. House Centipedes feed on many types of small household pests, including spiders, flies, cockroaches and silverfish.

55. Centipedes are found primarily in tropical climates, however, they are also widely distributed in temperate zones.

56. Centipedes are found primarily in tropical climates, however, they are also widely distributed in temperate zones

57. Although “centipede” means “100 legs,” different species of Centipedes may have up to 354 legs

58. The Arachnid are followed by the myriapoda (centipedes, etc.), and these by the insecti or true insects

59. Worldwide, an estimated 8,000 species of centipedes are thought to exist, of which 3,000 have been described.

60. As such, Centipedes can be found with as few as 30 legs or as many as 100

61. Additionally, Centipedes always have an odd number of pairs of legs, so none of them have exactly 100

62. Centipedes are carnivorous and venomous. They sting and eat their prey, which typically consists of insects and worms

63. Centipedes, millipedes, insects, crustaceans, and arachnids, including spiders, all belong to a super-group of invertebrates called Arthropods

64. Centipedes can live over one year, but breed slowly and are usually found in small numbers in the home

65. Centipedes are found in several colors, but brown and reddish-orange are the most common color patterns

66. Centipedes may not be the most harmful household pest, but they can certainly be an unappealing nuisance

67. House Centipedes are known for killing the most unwelcome pests in your house — roaches, moths, flies, silverfish and termites

68. Centipedes are generally dark brown, yellowish, or reddish in color, and they feast on small insects, spiders, and earthworms

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70. Centipedes have a pair of legs on every body segment and have anywhere from 15 to 177 pairs of legs

71. Like all Centipedes, their front legs are modified into "poison claws" used to inject venom into their prey

72. Centipedes (phylum Arthropoda, class Chilopoda) occur throughout the world in both temperate and tropical regions where they live in soil and humus and beneath fallen logs, bark, and stones.Because they lack a hard outer skeleton, Centipedes are confined to moist environments in order to maintain water balance

73. They prey on other household pests, including spiders, beetles, moth larvae, ants, and worms, but will also prey on other Centipedes.

74. Crustaceans belong to the phylum Arthropoda, along with insects, arachnids, millipedes, centipedes, and fossil trilobites.However, Crustaceans occupy their own subphylum, Crustacea

75. Centipedes typically avoid humans, but will sometimes crawl into damp, cool areas of homes like basements and garages in large numbers.

76. These Centipedes can be aggressive and are much more likely to deliver a painful sting than the common, smaller varieties of

77. Arthropods are the largest phylum in the animal kingdom. Most Arthropods are insects. The phylum also includes spiders, centipedes, and crustaceans

78. Centipedes have one pair of legs attached to most of these body segments, they can have up to 177 pairs of legs.

79. Often confused with millipedes, Centipedes are a benificial pest in that they eat common household pests like cockroaches and silverfish

80. Young Centipedes have fewer leg pairs than adults, and, with each molting, they add body segments and more leg pairs until fully grown