Episode 412 – Phillip Island Centipede
About this episode
This episode discusses the Phillip Island Centipede, an unusual insect known for its predatory behavior.
“…and today we’re talking about an insect that doesn’t stay in its lane. But more on that later.” Squirming the soil of a windswept island, lurks a many-legged menace with a taste that…raises eyebrows. It’s a wriggling, writhing ribbon of ruthless efficiency, equal parts nightmare noodle and avian scourge. While most creepy crawlies shy away […]
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