Green spoon worm (Bonellia viridis)
Photo by Ron Greer
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Green spoon worm (Bonellia viridis)
Photo by Ron Greer

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Green Spoon Worm
Check out this freaky Green Spoon Worm (Metabonellia haswelli, phylum Echiura), filmed in Port Phillip Bay, Australia, on 8 Feb 2018.
It may look harmless, but this marine worm can paralyze small animals using the neural poison in its skin.
via: Youtube.com
Fat innkeeper worms were in the news recently as a mass stranding of "penis fish"! In fact, they're neither, and as proud spoon worms, fat innkeeper worms are an integral part of the seafloor community of the West Coast, so we did a livestream yesterday to highlight this amazing animal!
Fat innkeeper worms filter seawater for food and provide shelter for many species in their burrows, while being a source of food for many animals, including sea otters! They're thriving and deserve praise. Live your truth Urechis caupo!
taxonomy is weird not just when you’re trying to distinguish species but also when you’re looking at the big categories because
same phylum
same phylum
same phylum
Every single one of these worms is in a different phylum.
Green spoon worm (Metabonellia haswelli)
Photo by John Eichler

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