Red millipede
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This large (6-inch), brightly colored millipede advertises danger. Its chemical defenses may include distasteful quinones and hydrogen cyanide. Some lemurs overcome this defense: Rolling a captured millipede in its hands, the lemur gets the millipede to release its toxic load. Wiping off the distasteful material with its own tail, the lemur eats the millipede.
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Contents:
1.Plants
2.Millipedes
·Red millipede
·Orange pill millipede
·Pill millipede on its back
·Pill millipede in hand
3.Frogs
4.Tortoises
5.Snakes
6.Iguanid Lizards
7.Chameleons
8.Birds
9.Lemurs
10.Carnivores
11.Rodents
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