Millipede With Over 1,000 Legs Discovered

EPISODE · Feb 13, 2022 · 5 MIN

Millipede With Over 1,000 Legs Discovered

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What kind of animal or bug has the most legs? 哪一種動物有最多隻腳呢? Let's see… people have two legs, dogs have four legs, cats also have four legs. 人類有兩隻腳,狗跟貓有四隻腳。 Cockroaches… ew, I hate cockroaches… they have six legs. 我討厭的蟑螂,有六隻腳。 And spiders have eight legs. 蜘蛛有八隻腳。 But have you heard of a bug that has over one thousand legs? It's true! The bug that has over one thousand legs is called a millipede. 你聽說過千足蟲嗎?這種蟲類就是馬陸。 There are a lot of different kinds of millipedes, but experts recently found a new kind of millipede that lives almost sixty meters under the ground. They found it in Australia. 科學家在澳洲發現,有一種馬陸生活在六十公尺深的地底。 This bug is less than ten centimeters long - that is shorter than the length of a pencil - but it actually has more than one thousand legs… it has one thousand and thirty-six legs. 這種馬陸不到十公分長,但一共有一千零三十六隻腳! That is the highest number of legs anyone has ever found on a millipede. It also has no eyes. But experts say that's okay because if it lives underground, it doesn't really need them! 因為住在地底下,沒有眼睛也沒有關係! How cool is that? I can't imagine having that many legs, I would probably trip over myself all the time! ________________________________ Vocabulary 有那麼多隻腳,會不會很難走路? 1. Leg 腿,腳。 Can you walk faster? 你可不可以走快一點? No, I can't. I have short legs, you know. 我沒辦法。我的腿短,你要知道。 2. Meter 公尺。 But you can run fast. 但是你可以跑很快。 Didn't you hit a school record in the 100-meter race? 你不是在100公尺賽跑破學校紀錄? I did. But it's a 1,000-meter race, not one hundred. 對,不過是一千公尺賽跑,不是一百。 3. Underground 地底下。 Many animals live underground. 很多動物住在地下。 Yeah, like ants and mice. 對,比如說螞蟻和老鼠。 4. Kind 種類。 Scientists are trying to find a new kind of bug. 科學家正在尋找新種的昆蟲。 A bug that can live in space.可以住在太空的昆蟲。 Let's read the words together. leg 腿,腳 meter 公尺 underground 地底下 kind 種類 ________________________________ Quiz 1. What kind of insect is mentioned in this story? a. An ant b. A centipede c. A millipede 2. How many legs does the new insect have? a. One hundred b. One thousand c. One thousand and thirty-six 3. What doesn't this new insect have? a. Eyes b. A mouth c. Legs Answers 1. C 2. C 3. A -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

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