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That’s a millipede (กิ้งกือ / king kuea in Thai) — very common in Bangkok and all over Thailand, especially after rain. • Harmless to humans (they don’t bite or sting like centipedes do). • They curl up into a spiral when scared (you can see it’s starting to do that on the hand). • Often show up in gardens, under pots, or inside houses during the rainy/cool season. Totally normal find in Bang Kaeo (or anywhere in Greater Bangkok). Just gently put it back outside — it eats decaying leaves and hel

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