Centipede Anatomy and Identification Guide #49430 (License: Personal Use)

This illustration depicts a common house centipede with a tan-brown segmented body, 15 pairs of long, slender legs, and prominent forward-facing antennae. Its first pair of legs is modified into venomous forcipules used for hunting prey like insects and spiders. The drawing emphasizes anatomical accuracy while remaining accessible for educational use.

Used on entomology, pest control, or biology education pages to help users identify centipedes, understand their structure, and differentiate them from millipedes; matches user intent for learning or resolving household infestations.