You thought the Human Centipede was an alarming representation of depravity?

Get a load of this caterpillar centipede.

Okay, it’s not as bad. We lied.

But it is still pretty weird and worth watching, as over 100 caterpillars go nose to tail (do caterpillars have noses and tails? Whatever) as they cross a dirt road in Australia.

The inland bag-moth caterpillars travelled this way to make sure none of them got lost, which is quite sweet really.

A passerby who filmed the bugs said: ‘I saw the train as I drove past and initially thought it was a shedded snakeskin.

I went back to check when I realised that it couldn’t be snakeskin because the road graders would have buried it.

‘Whatever it was had come onto the road in the past 30 minutes or so after the graders went past.’

Source:
courtesy of METRO

by Jen Mills

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