In what season do centipedes move most frequently?

Characteristics of seasonal activities The activities of centipede are greatly influenced by seasons and have obvious seasonal characteristics.

1. In late spring and early summer, when the centipede is dormant, it begins to move. When the temperature exceeds 10℃, the centipede crawls out of the ground, moves upward and begins to go out for food. At this time, centipedes like to sacrifice to the sun in sunny places to absorb the heat of the sun to restore their body functions.

2. From early summer to early autumn, the temperature is very high, and centipede is also the most active and full of vitality. Scolopes often go out for food in summer and climb out of their nests. When it feels low temperature, it comes out more frequently. When it feels high temperature and strong light, it hides in a dark and cool place.

3. In autumn, with the decrease of temperature, activities gradually decrease, vitality weakens, actions begin to be slow, people don't like activities, and the frequency of feeding decreases. It is rare to see centipedes crawling in the wild.

4. When winter comes and the temperature drops below 10℃, centipedes stop moving outside and start hibernating in human soil. In order to adapt to hibernation, the body's metabolism is minimized, and then slowly climb out of the ground in the next spring.