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AphroditidaePhoto by M.J. AdamsWhidbey Island, WA, USA
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AphroditidaePhoto by M.J. AdamsWhidbey Island, WA, USA
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I had never seen a worm quite this color before. The body can be bright green, blue-green or brown, and the parapodia lobes light in color. They can be up to 100mm in length, so this was a very "small one". It lives in mucus tubes amongst algal frond or holdfast, or in mussel beds. (Thanks to Marlin Harms for the species ID, as I only knew the genus). Marlin found this beauty. Great day we had, Marlin.
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Onna, Okinawa, Japan
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Singapore, Singapore
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Singapore, South West, Singapore
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These are known as 'The Thing'. Apparently it's very rare to see them in daytime (this was my first ever) - very reminiscent of the worms in Tremors - albeit underwater!
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05/16/09 Dash Point State Park, WA
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05/16/09 Dash Point State Park, WA
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Halosydna brevisetosaPhoto by M.J. AdamsWhidbey Island, WA, USA
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Arctonoe vittataPhoto by M.J. AdamsWhidbey Island, WA, USA
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Antechamber Bay, South Australia, Australia
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Not related to mice of course and doesn't eat cheese, nor did these commission the construction of the earth (HHGTTG).
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PIcture of the orange form for EOL.
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Polychaeta Nereis virens, pharynx with two big sharp jaws.
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Nereis virens
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Polychaeta Nereis virens, next moment pharynx will be thrown out
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Polychaeta Nereis virens
