The Largest Millipede Ever!

[PrehistoricRager]

Imagine feeding one of them a fern or another form of vegetation. That would be awesome

[zoesworldgaming]

when he said "this" at the start i thought he was gonna say "this is the certified hood classic" for some reason-

[philseiberling]

Dinofax have u heard of ark survival evolved? It a Dinosaur and Cenozoic survival game where u tame Dino’s and build base can build weapons like guns and swords and u can fight bosses, there is so much to do they even have mythical creatures to tame, there’s tons of maps with other Dinosaurs and other things. The part u might not like is some dinosaurs that were in Jurassic park +world were movie accurate like dilophosaurus. But for the most part it was made different. There so much more to explain so if u get stuck on crafts, u cna look it up, how u tame them is knocking out or knocking them out with wooden club, tranq arrow tranq darts and so much more. U will love this game! P.s. if u play this choose easy first hard is more successful but choose easy, your dinosaur are weaker tho and don5 get good levels. Unlike hard Edit: they have Marine dinosaurs I forgot to mention. Sorry about typos.

[viktorsworldproductions]

I wonder why there are no more giant bugs?

[Tyrexthecreaturedesigner]

Most people were scared of Arthropluera because they thought it would eat them. It’s just vegetable gardeners that have to fear this monstrous millipede

[enderethan]

Only real legends remember seeing this behemoth in an episode of Primeval.

[zcgamerandreacts]

Ngl these guys look adorable and since their herbivores, their harmless. I wish I could pet one

[XmInerYT]

Any Ark player knows these things. And they hate them

[GatorBoyCL]

A giant Bugs life, disneys new prehistoric documentary

[GTSE]

The idea of terrestrial bugs growing that big is honestly really terrifying

[benjaminbesaw]

Ark Survival Evolved and the Primeval series versions of Arthropleura are absolute monsters

[Mackyle-Wotring]

If that giant Myriapod existed today, pest control would look more like the SCP foundation's military task force.

[Glitchblade]

I remember having to fight these things off during my long journey to school back in those jurassic days. Good times

[YouHaveMail_]

Just imagine these things breaking through your house and feasting on your houseplants

[arturosandovalsaito]

Just because these freaks are herbivores doesn't mean they're nightmare fuel to the eyes. I wouldn't be surprised if these guys came from Skull Island.

[trilobite]

I'd like to point out that it's actually the early Carboniferous Arthropleura that show us they didn't need increased Oxygen. The oxygen only increased in the latter part of the Carboniferous, and may well have still been high even as it ended.

[Bingus_Lore]

Depends what they ate, but what if they used their long (presumabley) muscular bodies to reach higher vegetation in trees? Also, I'd imagine the lack of predators allowed them to achieve gigantism as mentioned in the video. Just my guess though. Thx for the vid Dinofax❤

[TheEpicLeopardSeal]

Scolipede (inspired by this species) should be "Bug Rock" type. Every Fossil Pokémon has "Rock", because the real animals they're based on are extinct today, and their bodies are found in rocks that preserve them

[anishchoudhury]

I remember I first saw it in a dinosaur movie, I wish I remember the name, there was a kid probably a plane crash happened and got stuck in a dinosaur island, He later encounters the ginormous millipede

[Leatherhead]

More like a primitive insect monster as what some people call them. And little fun fact, these guys were the inspiration for the giant millipedes in King Kong 2005.