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Peacock Worm

Sabella pavonina

Photo by Sam10
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Description:

A species of polychaete worm found in a rock pool. The worm lives in a small tube formed from find sediments bound with mucus, and protrudes the frilly lobes to filter feed.

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PublishedMarch 8, 2014

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