A colorful and detailed illustration of a centipede crawling on the ground, showcasing its long flattened body with many segments and pairs of legs. Each segment of the centipede has a pair of legs, with the smallest centipede being only one centimeter long and having thirteen pairs of legs, while the largest centipede can grow up to almost thirty centimeters long with one hundred and seventy-seven pairs of legs. The illustration should highlight the dark and sharp venomous claws on each side of the mouthparts, used to paralyze prey. The centipede's final pair of legs should be prominently displayed, resembling a tail. The background could feature decaying wood or cracks in stones where centipedes typically dwell to hunt insects. The vibrant and exaggerated animation style should emphasize the centipede's intricate details, three-dimensional effect, and rich texture and lighting effects.
