Millipede - Blog Posts
i found a little dead millipede today, it was so cute i picked it up and shaped its little body into a heart but then i felt so bad because what if someone finds my little corpse and decides to bend it into cute little shapes
uhm im sorry mr millipede
Millipede under UV light. Many species of arthropods fluoresce, or glow, under ultraviolet light due to due to fluorescent compounds in their exoskeletons. At least one millipede genus, motyxia, is actually bioluminescent, meaning it can produce light on its own.
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YOOOO Ive used this same pattern before!
I forgot to show off my millipede!!!! It is finally done! Look at it!! Also here is a link to the pattern! https://www.hookedonsunshine.co/shuttle-the-shongololo/
Shoelace giving the giants a run for their money.
I personally REALLY want more insectoid/bug monsters and non-traditionally draconic elder dragons in Monster Hunter World, so I took it into my own hands
Timorapendra, the Mountain Slayer
The Timorapendra is a strange monster, even for an elder dragon. They will meticulously choose to settle in habitats with a high population of other elder dragons. They will then purposefully fight for control of the area, consuming most main prey of the closest elder dragon in the area. After slightly starving an elder dragon, the Timorapendra will pounce, feasting on the weakened beast. They have an impressive arsenal of natural weapons, from a corrosive venom spray to mandibles that ignite the spray, on top of their impressive natural speed and maneuverability, any elder dragon forced to face a Timorapendra head on better be ready for an all out brawl
can you try draw a bumblebee millipede? I know it’s not really your style but I know you would do it really well!!!!!!
im not a bug person but these were cute!!!!
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Guys look at this GIANT millipede!! Free pattern from Projectarian! 🐛✨
Definitely want to make one myself!
Stimboard for millipede therians
Spring is on the way! Honey bees were hovering by my ankles, wondering what was so interesting about a rotten log that I'd need to flip it over
Tiny bugs, tiny jars
Ornate Millipede (Genus Cambala), taken March 28, 2025, in Georgia, US
Ornate, indeed! Look at the shine on those segments! I'm always excited to find these guys, but that often requires me to flip large chunks of wood or logs which aren't the most numerous in my area, at least when it comes to ones that are flippable. With that in mind, these are a treat! Quite large for a millipede and very pretty—the perfect combination!
Bristle Millipede (Genus Polyxenus), taken March 21, 2025, in Georgia, US
A tiny, spiky millipede! Despite this guy's small size, this is actually the largest bristle millipede I've seen. Usually I find juveniles, which just look like fluffy balls due to them having less segments. On this guy, however, you can see the individual rows of bristles lining each segment!