Millipedes

Millipedes have two pairs of legs for each body segment. Millipedes are cylindrical in shape and often brown, black or yellowish in color
Millipedes are generally harmless. Most will excrete a liquid that has a bad odor if disturbed. They also tend to curl up when frightened.
Some species expel a liquid that can cause skin irritation in humans. It is thought that this liquid is possibly toxic to small mammals that feed on millipedes.
Millipedes are usually found outside where they eat decaying organic matter. They may also feed upon roots or leaves that are on the ground
People can reduce the number of millipedes by dethatching their lawn or removing harborage areas such as rocks, mulch beds or piles of debris.

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