Banded millipede (likely yellow-banded millipede)

Moist leaf litter, soil, decaying wood, gardens, and other humid areas, especially in tropical and subtropical regions.

Detritivore that consumes decaying leaves, rotting wood, fungi, and other organic material.

Mostly nocturnal and slow-moving; it curls into a spiral when disturbed and favors damp shelter. It contributes to decomposition and soil formation.

Not dangerous to people and does not bite or sting, but defensive secretions can irritate skin or eyes. Beneficial as a decomposer; identification is approximate from the photograph alone.