Amazonian Giant Centipede

Amazonian Giant Centipede, as its name implies, may reach a length of 30 centimeters. It is a skilled predator that preys on spiders, mice, tiny birds, bats, lizards, and snakes, among other small creatures. Although it is not venomous, it preys by coiling around its victim and consuming it as it slowly rots. Although it cannot harm people, the bite nonetheless results in excruciating pain, fever, and weakness. But it's a strong and perilous animal from the Amazon rainforest. The species have strong jaws that may easily pierce the skin and inject venom that is very painful.

Regarding looks, there are 23 separate portions of the body, each having a pair of legs. Instead of breathing through their mouths, Amazonian Giant Centipedes have tiny holes in the side of each segment that allow them to take in oxygen and stay alive. Because they are nearly blind and enjoy eating insects, tarantulas, small lizards, frogs, small birds, small snakes, rodents, and even bats, they are among the swiftest runners. The species is widely dispersed over South America and on a few Caribbean islands.