I saw a small centipede running along the stone wall of the Visitor Center on several nights but none of these would pose long enough for me to get a picture. The one in the picture above had died and lay upside down in a pool of water. Each segment of the body of a centipede has one pair of legs - this includes the head since the "poison jaws" apparently are modified legs (these poison jaws are the small rounded pincers seen on the head in the upper right hand corner of the image). Centipedes are predators.
centipede
2003 August 12 in the stream bed portion of the Devil's Hall Trail
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