I live in the bathroom on the first floor, and there are always some insects that look like centiped

Malu, also known as millipedes.

It's not Malu, according to your statement, it's definitely a worm!

There are many kinds of worms, and what you see should be one of them!

蠼螋 蠼螋 (pinyin: qúsǒu, pronunciation: qu叟) is a winged subclass of insects. Cockroaches are commonly known as splints, splints, or scissor worms, commonly known as "ear clipworms" because their females lie on their eggs like birds after laying eggs waiting to hatch.

Earwigs are incompletely metamorphosed insects, so it is believed that they crawl into human ears, but in fact they do not happen very often. The body length varies from less than one centimeter to five centimeters, the abdomen is flexible and contracted, and the end is a tail pincer specialized from tail hairs, the female has a straight tail pincer, the male is curved, grows in the soil, under fallen leaves or rocks, and is omnivorous.

This type of insect has a high degree of maternal love, the female will clean the surface of the egg from time to time to avoid fungal damage to the egg, and even take care of the larvae to the point that the off-nest cockroach is not very close to humans, a few species harm flowers, grain storage, fruit storage, silkworms and fresh insect specimens, and some species are ectoparasites of bats and rats. Leatheroptera generally prefer to be nocturnal, and often hide under soil, stones, dead branches, and garbage during the day. The glandular folds on the abdominal segment of the cockroach can secrete a special odor to repel enemies.

The tail is a powerful weapon for defense, when frightened, often raise the abdomen and open the double gong to demonstrate intimidation, and often pretend to be dead when encountering a strong enemy. Females have a special habit of protecting eggs and raising young. Female cockroaches will protect their eggs like hens, and sometimes they will catch small insects and feed nymphs until they grow up.

Cockroaches are mostly omnivorous or carnivorous species, most of them live in the cracks of tree bark, in decaying wood or under fallen leaves, and prefer damp and dark sex, many species are accustomed to nocturnal walking, and have the habit of phototaxis flight.

Don't cry, don't be afraid, think for yourself.

Don't be afraid of the common horse insect, insecticides solve.

Put some quicklime in the bathroom to reduce the amount of insects, and there are also insecticidal medicines for sale.

Stick insect, stick in

Malu, I know, see you every day.