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When disturbed, many millipedes release a chemical defense through tiny pores on the sides of their bodies. The chemicals vary by species, but they can have lots of fun properties like foul smell, toxicity, or causticity (no touchy). Some species even emit hydrogen cyanide. I found this small friend under some bark in a redwood forest. It immediately coiled up into a defensive posture and released its spicy danger sauce. Since species identification often needs a close examination of the genital area, I have no idea what these chemicals do and didn't want to find out. Genus Tylobolus Northern California
The old and the new.
I found a super cool millipede friend today. I think shes female but her name is Peedro either way 😂 American Giant Millipede
"Não me pede pra ir devagar, aos poucos. Não me pede pra colocar só um pé e ficar com o outro atrás pra manter o equilíbrio. Não me pede pra eu me entregar pela metade. Não me pede pra não te mostrar as minhas infantilidades, chatices, loucuras e traumas. Não me pede pra não te mostrar todos meus gostos e desgostos. Não me pede pra ser outra coisa a não ser intensidade. Não me impede de ser eu. Me deixa ficar e te mostrar que quem sabe, talvez, por acaso, sem querer, no meio dessa loucura toda há um lugar pra eu e você."
Saulo Albuquerque
[It's a great vessel. Kinda like a really good handmade flour tortilla. Lacerto dextro gemino signaris et in pede dextro. The spicy aioli really counterbalances everything. Has a good yin and yang.]
o mundo pede pressa, mas o amor pede calma.
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