The thousand-legger does have venom which it uses to stun its prey, but bites to humans are rare. If it does bite a human, it is not harmful and will cause a small amount of localized pain and a little swelling at the site.

What do thousand leggers do?

They feed on other insects and arachnids they find in their environment such as spiders, bed bugs, termites, cockroaches, silverfish, and ants. They can live anywhere from 3-7 years.

Do thousand legs bite humans?

Human bites are exactly what they sound like, though they are a little more dangerous than you might think. Compared with other mammals (like dogs, bears and big cats), humans don't have the strongest bite, at 162 lbs per square inch. However, if the skin is broken, tendons and joints may be damaged.