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Giant American Millipede!
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North America is full of creepy crawly creatures, and most are pretty freaky. Spiders, scorpions, centipedes; they’re all pretty scary, but today, we get up close with the friendliest bug on the planet: The Giant American Millipede!
Join Cajun Boy (Zachary Gray) as we learn about America’s largest resident millipede, and why it’s one of the cutest, and friendliest bugs there is! As always, we hope y’all enjoy this video! :D
The giant American millipede, while not being the largest millipede in the world (that would be the giant African millipede) is the largest millipede native to North America. They can be found in forests, swamps, mountains, virtually any environments where their food and shelter are found. They mostly eat rotting vegetation and wood, but can eat virtually any decaying matter. Unlike their venomous counterpart; the centipede, millipedes are much shyer, and don’t bite. They do however, secrete a foul-tasting yellow liquid to deter predators from eating them. Millipedes are some of the safest bugs to handle; no bite, no sting, just don’t try and eat them, and they’ll be happy!
Welcome to the Life's Wild Adventure channel! With lots of adventure, fun, and most importantly, animals! Join Zachary Gray, a young wildlife enthusiast, on all of his adventures with some of the most unique creature on the planet! From the smallest ants, to the big dinosaur like crocodilians, this channel is all about getting YOU into wildlife! This channel is all about animal education and exploration, learning about the world around us, and the animals we share it with!
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Join Cajun Boy (Zachary Gray) as we learn about America’s largest resident millipede, and why it’s one of the cutest, and friendliest bugs there is! As always, we hope y’all enjoy this video! :D
The giant American millipede, while not being the largest millipede in the world (that would be the giant African millipede) is the largest millipede native to North America. They can be found in forests, swamps, mountains, virtually any environments where their food and shelter are found. They mostly eat rotting vegetation and wood, but can eat virtually any decaying matter. Unlike their venomous counterpart; the centipede, millipedes are much shyer, and don’t bite. They do however, secrete a foul-tasting yellow liquid to deter predators from eating them. Millipedes are some of the safest bugs to handle; no bite, no sting, just don’t try and eat them, and they’ll be happy!
Welcome to the Life's Wild Adventure channel! With lots of adventure, fun, and most importantly, animals! Join Zachary Gray, a young wildlife enthusiast, on all of his adventures with some of the most unique creature on the planet! From the smallest ants, to the big dinosaur like crocodilians, this channel is all about getting YOU into wildlife! This channel is all about animal education and exploration, learning about the world around us, and the animals we share it with!
New videos every weekend!
Follow me on Instagram!
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