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The House Centipede, found in and around homes, is a predator that eats common house pests, like silverfish and cockroaches! They do look a bit spooky with their 15 pairs of legs, but these help them run quickly to catch their prey. If you have a lot of them in your home, you might have an underlying pest problem that needs to be checked out. Thanks for taking a close-up view of life on the small side with the tiny wildlife found in your parks, yards, and gardens with Extension Outreach Associat
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