This won't make your ice cream invincible, but it's enough to keep it fresh for a little bit longer. Ice cream placement within the freezer also can make or break ice cream. The freezer, much like an oven, has a temperature control, but some spots are warmer than others.
Also most millipedes are nocturnal. They are generally speaking harmless but most species have a series of metathoracic glands which produce a repellent substance which they can exude when they feel threatened. In some larger species this fluid can be corrosive and cause blistering of the skin in large doses.
They live under mulch, under dead leaves, or even under piles of grass clippings. In well-established lawns, millipedes can also live in the layer of thatch between the grass and the soil. In their natural habitat, most millipedes are scavengers. They eat damp or decaying wood particles. They also eat decaying leaves and other plant material. If their habitat starts to dry out, millipedes will attack living plants. They can get moisture from the green leaves and soft roots.