The newly discovered peanut worm does not look like a peanut
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Peculiar group of sea creatures found in deep Australian abyss http://bit.ly/2sAXypz pic.twitter.com/l66QwStKpA
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Suddenly I wanna go deep sea divingpic.twitter.com/nUKgSdwtge
me jumping into the sea in Australiapic.twitter.com/JakKvvwzYP
Hmmm, seems familiar. Bigger than I remember, tho.
Just a bunch of guys being dudes being deep sea creatureshttps://twitter.com/ibtimesuk/status/876064389937471488 …
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It kinda looks like an arm
What is this one called? Dildofilphora?
Swear to god it's called the peanut worm.
The "peanut worm" (seriously) is the least scary thing in this article. Faceless fish, zombie worms, dragon fish (scarier than they sound)https://twitter.com/IBTimesUK/status/876064389937471488 …
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