What is a diploda?

A diploda, commonly known as a millipede, is a type of arthropod belonging to the class Diplopoda. Millipedes are characterized by their elongated bodies, which typically have two pairs of legs per body segment, giving them a distinctive appearance. They are primarily detritivores, feeding on decaying organic matter, and play a vital role in soil health. Unlike centipedes, millipedes are generally harmless and are known for their slow movement.