Discover the world's most peculiar worm

Scientists have just published a completely new flat worm, with the "most peculiar" traits ever discovered in nature.

Although the body is only 12mm long, the worm has up to 60 eyes.

DailyMail page said, this unique flattened worm has up to 60 eyes, all crammed on a 12-meter-long body.

It was found in the grasslands near Cambridge, an area that seemed to be 'plowed' into millimeters. Researchers believe that this invertebrate has relatives close to the Kontikia Andersoni worm found in Northern Ireland.

Dr. Brian Eversham accidentally found the species
This unique worm in the grasslands near Cambridge.

'This is a completely new worm, never described in the book,' said biologist Hugh Jones of the Museum of Natural History. Jones had only seen one specimen of a similar worm in April in the Netherlands.

'I was taking a natural picture on a Sunday morning when I happened to see this flat worm lying under a clump of grass. He is one of the countries with the most developed natural biological research in the world, so finding a new species is quite rare , 'said Brian Eversham, Executive Director of Wildlife Trust for Bedfordshire Foundation. , who discovered the new worm worm recounted.