Survival
Can they use venom to protect themselves?
No, they are not venomous.
If they see you would they come after you?
Yes, they are very aggressive.
Can we eat them?
Yes, we can since there is no venom.
How big do the bigger ones get?
6 to 8 inches.
Where do they live?
They can live in anyone of these states: Arkansas, Southern Missouri, Louisiana, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and Northern Mexico.
What are the symptoms of their bite?
How fast can they run?
1-1/3-ft. per second.
What do they eat?
They eat insects, lizards, frogs, and rodents.
What is common among most?
4 to 5 inches.
What is their bite compared to?
A bee sting.
They are characterized by hard..
Exoskeletons and jointed appendages.
Are they predators?
Yes.
Are they carnivores?
Yes.
How many legs do they have?
21 to 23 pairs of legs.
Could you have one as a pet?
No, its very very not recommended!
What are their predators?
Toads, badgers and birds, including domestic chickens.
What do they sense do they use to hunt?
Centipedes are virtually blind, so they sense their prey through their antennae
How would you make it to where you can eat it?
Once the head – and its pincers - is removed, a centipede makes a nutritious, tasty morsel.
Whats the biggest one found?
12 inches.
Are they nocturnal?
Yes, they are nocturnal?
How long do they live?
Over 5 years.
How do they
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If you were to feed one would you use your fingers?
Always feed with Tweezers (not your fingers)
Whats the smallest one found?
What can you use to remove them from your house?
Tea tree oil or Peppermint oil.