Anoplodesmus saussurii

It is about 21–33 mm in length. Adults are shiny dark brown to black in color. They are much largely aggregated species that can be found undercover of decaying litter layers in the agricultural and horticultural land areas and forests on humid soils. Mainly herbivores, they are known to eat any decaying and rotting leaves and vegetable parts, and even wood, decaying fish, and cow dung. After 20 to 25 days of copulation, female laid 200 to 400 eggs in earthen nests. One female may lay 2 to 4 times of egg masses in her lifetime. After seven moultings, stadia come out to surface after the onset of the rainy season.[3] another name for these millipede, is the "almond scented millipede, as it secretes hydrogen cyanide when threatened, which is mild in toxicity and harmless to humans, however this feature decreases the number of predators it has in the wild as predators such as birds that consume it will die after consuming them.