The Bobbit worms not only have a terrifying appearance, they also have the ability to hunt quickly, making their prey unable to keep up.
Deep Bobbit.
Bobbit worm is about 3m long. Their feathers are very poisonous and can paralyze their prey.
Bobbit worms live in shallow water areas and often burrow under the sand. When hunting, only 1/10 of their bodies protrudes into the sand surface.
The Bobbit worm's mouth is always open to ready to swallow prey swimming prey. When the antennae discovered the appearance of the prey, it immediately grabbed it, torn.
