October 5, 2013

Centipede


Would you have thought a centipede could take on and eat a tarantula… well, when it is the Peruvian Giant Centipede it definitely can… At 30cm long, they can eat frogs, birds, tarantulas and even bats. Their venom is toxic to humans and causes severe swelling, fever and weakness.

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