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Red millipedes, about 10 cm long (4 inches). It's either in the order Spirobolida or Spirostreptida
Oak forest.
Thank you again Latimeria, I 've made the correction.
Luis, this is not Narceus americanus. It's either in the order Spirobolida or Spirostreptida, but the orange coloration gives it away as not Narceus.
Thank you JerryMorrow for the ID and the link.
Thank you Yuko Chartraw
Nice shot!
Gracias Carlos
We call it "caramuela" or "milpies"
Spotted on Nov 18, 2012 Submitted on Nov 20, 2012
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Thank you again Latimeria, I 've made the correction.
Luis, this is not Narceus americanus. It's either in the order Spirobolida or Spirostreptida, but the orange coloration gives it away as not Narceus.
Thank you JerryMorrow for the ID and the link.
Thank you Yuko Chartraw
Nice shot!
Gracias Carlos
We call it "caramuela" or "milpies"