Millipede Bags
Description: Arthropleaura was an ancient ancestor to modern millipedes. There were many species, some measuring less than a foot and others growing up to around 8 feet in length, making them some of the largest Arthropods (invertebrates with exoskeletons such as insects, spiders, scorpions, and trilobites) to have ever lived.
Description: A detailed vintage centipede illustration inspired by 19th‑century natural history prints. This design captures the intricate anatomy and earthy tones of the creature, perfect for entomology lovers, retro art fans, and collectors of antique scientific aesthetics. Ideal for shirts, stickers, and posters with a timeless, aged look.
Description: Neighborhood Listen. Burnt, Joan, & Doug, I love you! Celebrate Dignity Falls grand opening of the Dignity Fallsmacy! Burnt, the Pharmacist In Chief, will issue 10% discount on all vaccines, DigFyx, and Lyme decease screenings for all patients displaying the Fallmacy's newest SWAG.
Description: Millipede is a 1982 fixed shooter arcade game by Atari, a sequel to Centipede, where players control an archer at the bottom of the screen and use a trackball to shoot at descending multi-segmented millipedes and various other insects in a mushroom-filled forest. The goal is to score points by destroying segments of the millipede, which turns into a mushroom when hit, and by defeating other threats like spiders, bees, beetles, and inchworms. New features include DDT bombs that can be shot to clear nearby enemies, special swarms of bees, dragonflies, and mosquitoes, and earwigs that poison mushrooms, causing the millipede to behave erratically.
