Millipede

Damp environments, leaf litter, soil, and under rocks or logs.

Detritivores; they primarily eat decaying organic matter, rotting leaves, and wood.

Slow-moving, nocturnal, and often curl into a tight spiral when threatened to protect their soft underside.

Harmless to humans as they do not bite or sting; beneficial to ecosystems by breaking down organic matter, though some species release a mild defensive liquid that can irritate skin or eyes.