The Bobbit Worm
Eunice aphroditois, dwells on the ocean floor where it buries its body waiting for its prey. They usually are around 3 feet in length, but some have been found to grow up to 4 feet long (like Barry).
The bobbit worm uses one of its five antennae to sense prey and attack it. Sometimes it attacks so fast that it can slice its prey in half.
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Sir Richard Attenborough narrates Blue Planet, which has several minutes dedicated to the Bobbit Worm, and the fish...
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