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1 millipede, 1,306 legs: The world's leggiest animal was discovered hiding in Western Australia

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The world's leggiest animal has been discovered in Australia

The eyeless, subterranean creature with 1,306 legs discovered 60 metres underground is the first ‘true millipede’. ....

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1 millipede, 1,306 legs: we just discovered the world's leggiest animal hiding in Western Australia

Paul E. Marek, Bruno A. Buzatto, William A. Shear, Jackson C. Means, Dennis G. Black, Mark S. ....

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1 millipede, 1,306 legs: World's leggiest animal found in Australia

The eyeless, subterranean Eumillipes persephone, discovered 60 metres underground near the south coast of Western Australia, has up to 1,306 legs, making it the first ôtrue millipedeö and the leggiest animal on Earth. ....

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1 millipede, 1,306 legs: We just discovered the world's leggiest animal hiding in Australia - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism

Perth, Dec 17: Millipedes were the first land animals, and today we know of more than 13,000 species. There are likely thousands more species of the many-legged invertebrates awaiting discovery and formal scientific description. The name “millipede” comes from the Latin for “thousand feet”, but until now no known species had more than 750 legs. However, my colleagues and I recently found a new champion. The eyeless, subterranean Eumillipes persephone, discovered 60 metres underground near the south coast of Western […] ....

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