I turned over a log in the woods last week and was pleased to see nearly two dozen pairs of bright red legs disappear beneath ...

The short answers are, no, yes, yes. No, not all centipedes are dangerous. Yes, some southwestern U.S. and tropical ...

The ick factor is high with these creepy-crawlies. Centipedes definitely tend to bring out squeamishness in people who encounter them, thanks to their multiple legs and their tendency to pop up in ...

Centipedes aren’t the nicest thing to find in your home. Their long worm-like bodies and abundance of legs can be quite an unsettling sight if you’re unfortunate enough to spot one.

Is a centipede bite dangerous? Is it true giant centipedes live in the Southwest? Does anything eat centipedes? The short answers are, no, yes, yes. No, not all centipedes are dangerous.

According to findings published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, centipedes don’t see by relying on visible light. Instead, these creepy crawlies appear to rely on ...

Focus: The phylogenetics of all major centipede groups based on novel morphological and molecular data Our research on centipedes (Chilopoda) includes studies on deep phylogeny and phylogeography, the ...