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Centipedes and Millipedes

Centipedes are easy to spot by their worm-like body and anywhere from 15 to 177 pairs of legs. If you handle them roughly, larger centipedes could inflict a painful bite, according to Campbell. As for millipedes, the buy could release a foul-smelling liquid that causes skin irritation.

How to protect yourself: Reduce areas of moisture in or around your home to protect yourself from a centipede infestation. Make sure you remove piles of leaves and grass clippings on your property. And seal off cracks where they could enter the home. If you do find one in your house, Campbell says you can get rid of it with a vacuum. Not sure what bit you? Here’s a handy guide for identifying bug bites
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