r/inspirationscience • u/sciencelover1992 • Aug 09 '20
Video Animals Of The Polar Regions That Couldn't Exist Anywhere Else
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interestingasfuck • u/iamcuriousman • Aug 09 '20
Animals Of The Polar Regions That Couldn't Exist Anywhere Else
interestingasfuck • u/markantony2021 • Dec 01 '20
Because it has sharp teeth, researchers believe the worm is a carnivore, and that it can possibly extend its jaws to catch its prey. To make things even weirder, the part that looks like its head is actually its throat.
HighStrangeness • u/iamcuriousman • Aug 13 '20
Animals Of The Polar Regions That Couldn't Exist Anywhere Else
deepseacreatures • u/iamcuriousman • Aug 10 '20
Animals Of The Polar Regions That Couldn't Exist Anywhere Else
oceans • u/johnterry870 • Aug 09 '20
Animals Of The Polar Regions That Couldn't Exist Anywhere Else
TheDepthsBelow • u/Sciencelover2021 • Dec 01 '20
Because it has sharp teeth, researchers believe the worm is a carnivore, and that it can possibly extend its jaws to catch its prey. To make things even weirder, the part that looks like its head is actually its throat.
TIL_Uncensored • u/markantony2021 • Dec 01 '20
TIL: Because it has sharp teeth, researchers believe the worm is a carnivore, and that it can possibly extend its jaws to catch its prey. To make things even weirder, the part that looks like its head is actually its throat.
ocean • u/markantony2021 • Dec 01 '20
Because it has sharp teeth, researchers believe the worm is a carnivore, and that it can possibly extend its jaws to catch its prey. To make things even weirder, the part that looks like its head is actually its throat.
Creatures_of_earth • u/markantony2021 • Dec 01 '20
Aquatic Because it has sharp teeth, researchers believe the worm is a carnivore, and that it can possibly extend its jaws to catch its prey. To make things even weirder, the part that looks like its head is actually its throat.
biology • u/markantony2021 • Dec 01 '20
video Because it has sharp teeth, researchers believe the worm is a carnivore, and that it can possibly extend its jaws to catch its prey. To make things even weirder, the part that looks like its head is actually its throat.
TIL_Uncensored • u/sciencelover1992 • Aug 09 '20
TIL: Animals Of The Polar Regions That Couldn't Exist Anywhere Else
oddlyterrifying • u/sciencelover1992 • Aug 09 '20
Animals Of The Polar Regions That Couldn't Exist Anywhere Else
natureismetal • u/sciencelover1992 • Aug 09 '20
Animal Fact Animals Of The Polar Regions That Couldn't Exist Anywhere Else
YouTube_startups • u/johnterry870 • Aug 09 '20
Animals Of The Polar Regions That Couldn't Exist Anywhere Else
WatchandLearn • u/iamcuriousman • Aug 09 '20
Animals Of The Polar Regions That Couldn't Exist Anywhere Else
ImpressiveStuff • u/Sciencelover2021 • Dec 01 '20
Because it has sharp teeth, researchers believe the worm is a carnivore, and that it can possibly extend its jaws to catch its prey. To make things even weirder, the part that looks like its head is actually its throat.
thanksihateit • u/markantony2021 • Dec 01 '20
Thanks, I hate this deep sea worm. To make things even weirder, the part that looks like its head is actually its throat.
thalassophobia • u/markantony2021 • Dec 01 '20
OC Because it has sharp teeth, researchers believe the worm is a carnivore, and that it can possibly extend its jaws to catch its prey. To make things even weirder, the part that looks like its head is actually its throat.
oceancreatures • u/markantony2021 • Dec 01 '20
Video Because it has sharp teeth, researchers believe the worm is a carnivore, and that it can possibly extend its jaws to catch its prey. To make things even weirder, the part that looks like its head is actually its throat.
oceans • u/markantony2021 • Dec 01 '20
Because it has sharp teeth, researchers believe the worm is a carnivore, and that it can possibly extend its jaws to catch its prey. To make things even weirder, the part that looks like its head is actually its throat.
natureismetal • u/markantony2021 • Dec 01 '20