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With venomous fangs and lightning-fast strikes, the bird-eating centipede is one of nature’s most terrifying predators. This ...

There's a new centipede in town, and it's one that you shouldn't mess with. The Scolopendra cataracta was discovered by George Beccaloni of the Natural History Museum in London during his ...

They can be pretty scary looking, but if you see house centipedes around, they might be an indicator of another problem in your house. Skip to content. NOWCAST News 9 at 7:30.

These venomous centipedes can eat anything from a gecko to a cockroach and even another centipede. “I’ve even been bitten in my bed by them and I’m not the only person I know who’s had ...

A giant centipede’s many wriggling legs might be creepy. But the pair of legs not used for walking may be the most frightening. Over 430 million years ago, the two legs nearest the mouth evolved ...