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Today's polychaete is Bonellia viridis. These things are wild! The creature you see is the female, and she's green because of a toxin on her skin. The larvae are completely sexless when they drift around in the water, but if a larva lands on her, the toxin signals it to become a male. The female then slurps it up and the male ends up living inside her!
Photos by Dennis Rabeling & Sylvain Le Bris
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Green spoon worm (Bonellia viridis)
Photo by Ron Greer
Polychaete of the day is the eldritch spoonworm, Amalosoma eddystonense, doing... whatever the heck spoonworms do?
Photos by Cathy Hollingdale (two separate observations, 1 and 2)
Green spoon worm (Metabonellia haswelli)
Photo by John Eichler
