The creature, which is usually found in warmer oceans around the world, is believed to have been introduced to the tank through a 'living rock' At first glance this picture looks like a scene from a ...

Why it is awesome: With its scientific name referencing Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty, the sand striker is a stunning, glittering marine worm — and a terrifying ambush predator. It ...

But in with the wonder of nature, the BBC likes to mix a healthy dose of horror. Along with adorable fishies and turtles, this Sunday's Blue Planet II featured a creature straight out of your ...

Eunice aphroditois, also known as the Bobbit worm, buries its long body deep in the sand, leaving only its powerful jaws protruding above the surface. It uses these to grab hold of unsuspecting prey ...

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