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Although no known millipede species has one thousand legs, Illacme plenipes comes the closest with one recorded specimen having 750 legs.[1] On average, they have over 600 legs, twice the average for millipede species. Despite having more legs than any other creature on Earth, it is actually quite small, even relative to other millipedes. Females grow to just over an inch; males are slightly smaller and have fewer legs.

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  • Although no known millipede species has one thousand legs, Illacme plenipes comes the closest with one recorded specimen having 750 legs.[1] On average, they have over 600 legs, twice the average for millipede species. Despite having more legs than any other creature on Earth, it is actually quite small, even relative to other millipedes. Females grow to just over an inch; males are slightly smaller and have fewer legs.
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  • Although no known millipede species has one thousand legs, Illacme plenipes comes the closest with one recorded specimen having 750 legs.[1] On average, they have over 600 legs, twice the average for millipede species. Despite having more legs than any other creature on Earth, it is actually quite small, even relative to other millipedes. Females grow to just over an inch; males are slightly smaller and have fewer legs.
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