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Alabama centipede (unknown species)

cornbreadandmilk

cornbreadandmilk

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This is for all of my bug and Alabama herping friends.

Today I found a massive centipede. MUCH larger than the usual stone centipedes we get around here. it was probably 2.5 inches long or bigger. It was a VERY PALE red and white like it had recently shed.

whats strange is this . its Trochanter were massively thick but very short.

anyone know what this might be?
 
Did you get a pic? Not that I need THAT to be in my head before I go to sleep, but I am still curious and it may help others who know something about them. (Is there an emoticon for "heeby-jeebies"?)
 
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