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Polychaete Worms - astonishing ocean worms you never knew existed!

Polychaete Worms - astonishing ocean worms you never knew existed!

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Polychaete ~ Everything You Need to Know with Photos | Videos

Polychaete ~ Everything You Need to Know with Photos | Videos

Polychaete Worms. Opisthotrochopodus n. sp. is a polychaete wor... | Filo

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Marine polychaete. | Science into Images

Marine polychaete. | Science into Images

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Marine polychaete | Science into Images

Marine polychaete | Science into Images

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Polychaetes are segmented worms. Each body segment has a pair of fleshy protrusions called parapodia that bear many bristles, called chaetae which are made of chitin. #WildlifeWednesday 🌏 🎥 by Aron Sanchez (@waterbod/IG) | Science Channel

Polychaetes are segmented worms. Each body segment has a pair of fleshy protrusions called parapodia that bear many bristles, called chaetae which are made of chitin. #WildlifeWednesday 🌏 🎥 by Aron Sanchez (@waterbod/IG) | Science Channel

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This braided beauty is a polychaete worm in the genus Travisiopsis. 🤩 Polychaete worms are common in the ocean. These worms have segmented bodies with paddle-like feet or parapodia on each segment. Most have bristles, or chaetae, that they use for defense, crawling, or swimming. ⁠ You can search for midwater worms by playing Fathomverse, a free mobile game featuring images from MBARI ROVs and more partners. 🌊📱 Download the game and play today: https://www.fathomverse.game/ | MBARI

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This polychaete swimmer has some smooth moves. Seen at Endeavour Ridge, depth 2200m in September 2015. Turn the sound on for a cool soundtrack. | Ocean Networks Canada

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To describe this polychaete, one simply must use jazz hands — it is the only way to capture this deep-sea worm’s dazzle! According to our friend Leo at @naturalwfacts, the species name means many bristles. Each body segment has a pair of fleshy protrusions called parapodia covered in bristles called chaetae. Some worms are bioluminescent, but this sassy sparkler has protein structures in the bristles that make them iridescent. Polychaetes play a vital role throughout our global Ocean, from heat-

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Have you ever heard of a Polychaete? These abundant and diverse marine invertebrates play a major role in marine ecosystems. Not bad looking either. ---> australianmuseum.net.au/polychaetes Photos © Australian Museum. | Australian Museum

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It's International Polychaete Day! Did you know that small marine animals with multiple propulsers — including polychaete worms, larval crabs, and some types of jellyfish— don’t push themselves forward when they move their appendages, but instead create negative pressure behind them that pulls them through the water? The phenomena is known as "suction thrust." Learn more: go.mbl.edu/suctionthrust 📸 : Polychaete worm (Tomopteris) with setae moving on each side of the body in metachronal waves. C

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The polychaete worm larva under a microscope from the Phyllodocidae family, of type Annelida, nekhetheta, has a large head and can hide the body in the head in the early stages

A marine polychaete is frolicking between gorgeous sand grains, kinda freaking me out but also pulling me straight into that curiosity spiral about everything that hides in the shifting sand. . Polychaete worms carry hundreds of tiny bristle-like structures they use to move, search for food and stay out of the jaws of anything bigger that might want to eat them. They are one of the most successful animal groups on the planet, and the fossil record shows they have been here for around half a bill

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Check out the powerful jaws of this marine polychaete from the Nereidae family 💪🔬 . . . #science #biology #microscopy #ocean | Science into Images

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