What do you mean! They don't even have 1000 of them! Talk about failing to live up to your namesake....
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They should be called centpides+ or just wholebuncha-pedes.
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I second "wholebunchapedes"
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I third it
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The motion carries
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You never see one fall over tho
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Adding "centipede tipping" to my bucket list. Thank you, twitter stranger.
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Millipede. Whatever. Don't let my buzz ruin a good joke.
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And maybe snakes think every animal has more legs than necessary.
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God: I have 1000 legs and 2 animals left... Millipede: Dibs! Snake: Dammit! (Yes, stolen from somewhere, and not actually 1000)
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Then evolution would favor millipedes with fewer legs, or perhaps animals with that body plan would have the energy to be carnivores
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WAIT DUDE THAT IS LITERALLY A CENTIPEDE EVOLUTION WORKS
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If a trait doesn't directly harm a species' chance of survival, then both traits can be carried on simultaneously.
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So... like, a creature that simultaneously has both as many and less legs than a millipede?
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No, two creatures of similar species, one having the same number of legs and another having less. Because number of legs doesn't...
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... Affect the survivability of the creature, both creatures can reproduce and live simultaneously
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All true but then we'd see millipedes with all sorts of leg
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