Millipedes with 200 Legs Came Upon in Fores of Tanzania South East Africa

There are still some species on Earth that are hidden from the eyes of scientists. Researchers at the University of Sunshine Coast, Australia have found a new caste and five types of new species. These are species of insects with many legs, or Millipeds, found in the forests of Tanzania. The discovery has been done in South East Africa. In fact, in the mountains of Udjungwa, researchers were gathering information about the development of trees and vines.

According to Fresh York Put UP, Professor Andy Marshel at the University of Sunshine Coast says that the heads of Milipads look as if the characters of the Star Wars series appear. His 200 feet are mentioned and they are several centimeters long in size. Milipads found in Africa can be up to 35 cm, or even up to 14 inches long.

Researchers say that with their help, the role of Bell’s role in the recovery of the forests is revealed. Either Bell is acting like a bandage in the forest that saves the wound in it, or acts like a parasite that is stunning the forest. He said that during research, he recorded all size millipads because he explains how the health of the forest is. He further said that we could not know their importance until Miriapodologist assessed our Spaceimen.

Professor Marshel says that it is worth noting here that these species did not appear when the first millipads were collected from this area. But he hopes that something new can still be found here. He said that the meeting of new species of millipads shows that there is still a lot to know about the tropical forests.

The new discovery has been published in the Eu Magazine of Taxonomy. The names of these five species- Attemsostreptus Leptoptilos, AttemStreptus Julostriaatus, AttemStreptus Magombera, Attemsostreptus LEPTOPTOLOS, and Udzungwastreptus mariana have been reported. Spaceimen is currently placed in Danish Museum of Herbal Historical Past in the College of Copenhagen.