How to Get Rid of Fleas in the House Forever
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Fleas in home are disturbing and may cause diseases and illness as well. Here are some ways to get rid of fleas.
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How to Get Rid of Cockroaches in Your Home
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It takes some time to get rid of cockroaches in your home, but it is possible. Here are some ways.
Top Speed of a Giant African Millipede
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Very Slow
A Giant African millipede is very slow and it cannot run very fast.
Difference Between a Centipede and a Millipede
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There are a lot of differences between centipedes and millipedes. Centipedes are called Hundred-Legged Worms, have elongated, quick shape and dark brown or yellowish-grey coloring, while Millipedes are called Thousand-Legged Worms, have sub-cylindrical and worm-like shape and bright black or brown coloring.
The Life Expectancy of a Giant African Millipede
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7 - 10 Years
Giant African Millipede has a life expectancy of about 7–10 years.
What Does a Giant African Millipede Eat?
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Giant African Millipedes eat vegetation and decaying plant matter. Their diet includes:
- Cork
- Leaf litter
- Fruits
- Vegetables
- Leaves
How Many Legs a Giant African Millipede has?
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256
A Giant African Millipede has 256 legs on average. The number of legs depends on it's size.
The Length of a Giant African Mellipede
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33.5 cm
Giant African millipede is the largest extant species of millipede, growing up to 33.5 centimeters (13.2 inches) in length and 67 millimeters (2.6 inches) in circumference.
Where Giant African Millipede are Found?
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Giant African millipedes live mostly in forests, but can also be found in the areas of coastal habitat that contain at least a few trees.
Giant African millipede is found in the following countries:
What is a Giant African Millipede?
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Archispirostreptus gigas, known as the giant African millipede or shongololo is the largest species of millipede.
The scientific classification of the Giant African Millipede is as follows: