Description

Also known as Aphrodite's Worm, Benthic Bristle Worm, Eunice Worm, Giant Reef Worm, Large Elongated Worm, Rainbow Worm, Rock Worm, Sand Striker, Sea Mice, Segmented Sea Worm, Segmented Worm, Tubeworm, Wonder Worm.

Found singly, buried in gravel, mud, and sand, ready to ambush its victims, by using their 5 antenna to sense prey! Wonderful iridescent colours.
They feed on fish and invertebrates.
Length - 3m
Depth - 1-200m
Widespread Atlantic, Indo-Pacific

Bobbit worms are some of the longest of marine worms.
Waiting for their victims to come along, they reach out and grab their hapless victims in the blink of an eye, so fast that they can slice their victims in two! They also inject their prey with a toxin that stuns or kills its prey.Sea

Segmented worms are extremely mobile, have strong jaws for hunting and feeding on their prey.
Some worms are covered in hairs for protection, scavenging on the sea floor for detritus.
Others are delicate fans, protected by their self made tubes, which they retreat back into when threatened, these are filter feeders and feed on plankton. Ref: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eunice_aphroditois