Lateral view of a centipede with segmented body and spiked protrusions

The centipede exhibits a segmented, elongated body with a pointed anterior end featuring two antennae. Each segment possesses a pair of thin, jointed legs. The posterior end tapers and curls slightly. The exoskeleton is predominantly brown, displaying a textured, layered appearance resembling overlapping scales or plates. Small, sharp projections are visible along the body. The legs, particularly the anterior ones, also show a textured, layered structure. The overall morphology suggests locomotion and possibly defensive functions.