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Uncharismatic Fact of the Day
Millipedes are known for having lots and lots of legs, but not all of them can live up to the hype. One of the smallest millipedes, the bristly millipede, has only 13 pairs of legs! But that's still quite a lot when you consider that adults are only 4 mm (0.15 in) long.
(Image: A bristly millipede (Polyxenus lagurus) by Gilles San Martin)
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Bristle millipedes, Polyxenus lagurus, Polyxenidae
Photographed in Portugal by axelgosseries
Bristly millipede, Polyxenus laguru, Polyxenidae
This tiny millipede (2-3mm) is found in Europe and North America. Its detachable bristles are used as a defense against predators.
Photo 1 by alexis_orion, 2-3 by renko, 4 by glandarius, 5-7 by reiner, 8 (with springtail) by mareks16021974, and 9 for scale by gerrit_oehm
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