Ribbon Worms Hold Record for Length: Ribbon worms are the longest animals on Earth, surpassing the blue whale, with some individuals measuring significantly longer than 30 meters.
Bobbit Worms Exhibit Terrifying Predatory SππΎππs: Bobbit worms, found in warmer oceans, can grow over 3 meters long and strike prey with scissor-like jaws, slicing them in half in milliseconds.
Bloodworms Utilize Toxic Fangs: Bloodworms, known for their blood-red insides, possess four fangs that inject a green toxin into prey, making them formidable despite their small size.
Bristleworms Survive Extinction Events: With over 10,000 species, bristleworms have adapted to various environments and survived five mass extinction events, showcasing their resilience and diversity.
Zombie Worms Consume Whale Bones: Zombie worms, discovered off the California coast, lack mouths and digestive systems, instead secreting acid to bore into bones and relying on bacteria to digest nutrients.
Ice Worms Thrive in Extreme Cold: Ice worms inhabit glaciers in Canada and Alaska, possessing a unique adaptation that prevents freezing, allowing them to feed on algae and pollen in icy environments.
