Today's worm is basically a little dragon. Or perhaps an axolotl. Ampharete sp. (undescribed species)

The serious reason I have reservations about referring to someone doing art or writing in response to a shitpost as "fanfic" of that post is it feels like it's contributing to the erosion of the term "fanfic" to mean "any media that's in conversation with any other media", which is functionally meaningless because all media is in conversation with other media. At best it's a prompt fill.

Daily affirmations:

who goes there?

What is that beautiful house?

This is the jumping spider Neobrettus tibialis photographed in Indonesia by wildsumatra on iNaturalist.

Today's worm, Ramisyllis kingghidorahi is one of a few rare branching annelids! Yes, its body actually branches and it has multiple butts! The worm itself lives inside sponges, but the branching parts can grow eyes, detach and swim away to reproduce. This species was only described in 2022.