Not all insects are harmful.

1. Shape: Long and cylindrical body.

2. Color: Reddish-brown.

3. Habitat: Millipedes typically live in damp areas like under leaves, soil, or decaying wood.

4. Diet: They are detritivores, feeding on decaying organic matter such as dead leaves and plant material.

5. Movement: Slow-moving and uses multiple legs to crawl steadily.

6. Defense Mechanism: When threatened, they curl into a spiral shape to protect their soft underbelly.

Importance:

Millipedes play a crucial role in the ecosystem by breaking down organic matter and enriching the soil with nutrients.

They are harmless to humans and help maintain soil fertility.