Saturday, September 28, 2013

KING RAGWORM Alitta virens ©Alexander Semenov. Sandworms eat seaweed and microorganisms. They have distinctive traits, including: often reaching great length, sometimes exceeding four feet numerous, highly vascularized parapodia* along both sides of their bodies, and blue heads with two large pincer teeth. *The parapodia function both as external gills (the animal’s primary respiratory surfaces), and as means of locomotion (appearing much like short legs).

bird of paradise
bird of paradise
Eden rose - my very favorite
Eden rose - my very favorite
bird,how did you get these colours?
bird,how did you get these colours?
KING RAGWORM Alitta virens ©Alexander Semenov. Sandworms eat seaweed and microorganisms. They have distinctive traits, including: often reaching great length, sometimes exceeding four feet numerous, highly vascularized parapodia* along both sides of their bodies, and blue heads with two large pincer teeth. *The parapodia function both as external gills (the animal’s primary respiratory surfaces), and as means of locomotion (appearing much like short legs).
KING RAGWORM  Alitta virens  ©Alexander Semenov. Sandworms eat seaweed and microorganisms. They have distinctive traits, including:    often reaching great length, sometimes exceeding four feet  numerous, highly vascularized parapodia* along both sides of their bodies, and blue heads with two large pincer teeth.   *The parapodia function both as external gills (the animal’s primary respiratory surfaces), and as means of locomotion (appearing much like short legs).

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