Ribbon worm

Ribbon Worms- (Phylum Nemertea) 900 species, almost all marine. Common in shallow, temperate water. They feed on other worms and crustaceans. They are more complex than flatworms with a complete digestive and circulatory system. They have a proboscis, which is a long, fleshy tube used to entangle prey.

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If you own a cat, you’re probably used to surreptitiously whisking a harried skink away from the paws of death, leaving a twitching tail behind as a sad consolation prize.

Over five million people have watched this crazy nine-second video of a purple worm vomiting all over a man’s hand. We tracked down a biologist to explain what's happening here. Meet This Bizarre and Mysterious Ribbon Worm | Mental Floss

And this: That one morning when it was really misty out so hundreds of ribbon worms (phylum Nemertea) came out to play). From Twitter.

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