Here's how to protect yourself against the most dangerous bugs. Black widow spider Black widow spiders are—appropriately enough—black with two reddish triangles on their back. Roughly the size of a ...

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The largest U.S. centipede, the giant desert centipede of the Southwest, can deliver a bite to a person that is excruciatingly painful but typically not fatal.

These centipedes look like a flickering movie reel as they scamper across the floor. I have picked them up many times and not been bitten, although they have small pincers and venom.

Is a centipede bite dangerous? Is it true giant centipedes live in the Southwest? Does anything eat centipedes? The short answers are, no, yes, yes. No, not all centipedes are dangerous.

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That’s right – plenty of different bugs can be mistaken for centipedes. Below, we’ve rounded up ten of these bugs that look like centipedes, with indications on how to tell them apart.

If you thought centipedes were the only bugs that could make your skin crawl, think again! Here are some centipede look-alikes to watch out for.

The biggest issue is that no one wants these distinctive-looking bugs coming indoors. “When the weather becomes cooler, both the adults and nymphs congregate in large numbers on surfaces in ...