Environment
Ferocious Giant Centipedes Found Eating a Horrendous Amount of Baby Birds on an Australian Island
According to recent research, centipedes are the uncontested apex predators on Phillip Island. These predaceous arthropods are key elements of its ecology, killing and eating thousands of young black-winged petrels each year.
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