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Swarms of millipedes join ranks to survive


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When a squishy, lone baby millipede travels alone, it's a vulnerable target. But in a swarm surrounded by its siblings, it stands a better chance of surviving.

Noah Elhardt works at a farmer training center in Senegal, where he recently stumbled upon one such swarm this past September. A nature photographer by hobby, Elhardt decided to film the swarms of millipedes he observed clustered on many of the country's roads.

https://news.nationalgeographic.com/2017/11/swarming-millipedes-video-senegal-spd/

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They're so leggy.

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