OMG, from where are you posting? I have no idea if these are bad or good;the photo looks like a still-life painting from starwars...uber lol

Looks like a millipede, perhaps a yellow-banded, bumblebee millipede? Scroll down to the bottom at this link to see photos of one spotted in Naples, FL.

http://www.jeffpippen.com/naturephotos/millipedes.htm

They don't sting, but can exude an irritating substance. They mainly eat decaying vegetable matter & their poop is nearly as rich as that of earthworms. Lots of them noodling around in the garden here. Sometimes find a few in the pots when shifting a plant into a larger pot. Usually brush them off when I do, but have never seen any damage done to the plants.

Thanks vasue. After more research, I did think millipede, but didn't know what kind. That link gave me a 404 error, but I will try to look it up.

Bart, too funny! This is south florida. Lots of strange creatures here :-)

Looks like they do more good than harm...luckily. I find these in my garden all tge time and was never sure what to do with them. Sometimes id squish em. But ill be letting them live from now on after reading that they are just as good as earth worms. :)

Thanks Jasmine and thanks again Vasue.

I am glad I asked. I didn't want to kill them if they are innocent. They are just so odd looking. I was afraid it was some kind of grub.

The yellow stripes are bazaar. You know those cup-like pods with seeds inside at the top of your photo? I have those in my garden. I wonder what kind of seeds those are.

Jasmine I will take a closer look during daylight and let you know if I figure it out. That pot has a sweet almond bush that I haven't planted yet. I have a lot of different types of plants and sometimes the birds leave me 'gifts' so no telling.

Thanks. I might plant the seeds to see what happens.