Centipede Anatomy and Behavior - Illustrated Guide #49428 (License: Personal Use)

This image depicts a typical centipede (class Chilopoda) with a dorsoventrally flattened, multi-segmented body, each segment bearing one pair of legs. The first pair of legs is modified into venomous fangs called forcipules, used for subduing prey. Its antennae are long and sensory, and the overall posture suggests active locomotion.

Used on entomology, pest control, or educational biology web pages to illustrate centipede morphology; matches user intent for learning about arthropod anatomy, identifying household pests, or academic study.