Shield, a kind of millipede, has 15 pairs of slender feet. Although it looks scary, it is actually harmless to people and beneficial to farming, and is listed as a beneficial insect by experts and scholars. The shield moves quickly, and its feet are slender and easy to fall off. When the feet of the shield are caught, they will choose to fall off and escape, which is a means of self-protection.
Living habits
The shield moves quickly, the trachea is concentrated, and thousands of monocular eyes gather together to form pseudo-compound eyes, even often appearing in the courtyard and living room. The centipede in the fat foot has only four pairs of monocular eyes. Although its eyesight is poor, it moves very fast. Whether crawling, preying or looking for a place to live, we mainly rely on 1 pair of antennae.
Scooters rest in rotten leaves and dead wood during the day and come out for food at night. They move quickly and feed on insects and spiders.