How disgusting are shipworms? The shipworm was voted the most disgusting animal in the world, especially the shipworm Bari, which was found at the time, and its surface was covered with thousands of short hairs like thorns, and the shipworm was ugly in appearance and liked to squirm. Looking at it gives people a creepy feeling, from the world's largest and complete data can be seen: the size of the moth is also a giant among the insects, almost the adult moth worm body length of up to 1.3 meters, its surface is covered with short hairs similar to thorns, and sometimes attack fish and coral reefs.
At the same time, shipworms attach to floating garbage and spread to new areas. They can cause harm to those native species and even destroy entire ecosystems.
So the shipworm belongs to that notorious species. Because they are good at using ships to travel all over the world, everyone calls them "moth worms" figuratively.
Shipworms
Water drop fish
The dripfish live on the seafloor of 600 to 1200 meters off the coast of Australia and Tasmania, with water pressures tens of times higher than sea level, making it difficult for humans to reach their habitat, so they are rarely found. In places where drip fish live, it is difficult for fish to work effectively. To maintain buoyancy, the droplet fish is made up of a gelatinous substance slightly less dense than water, slightly less dense than water, which helps it easily float from the ocean floor.
Lack of muscle is also not a big problem for the water drop fish, because it mainly lives by swallowing the edible substances in front of it. The dripfish hatch differently, with the female laying her eggs in shallower seas and lying motionless on the eggs until the juveniles hatch. Because of its weeping face, it is known as the "most sad expression in the world" fish.
Naked mole rat
Naked mole rats are native to Kenya, Ethiopia and other places in Africa, and are small, weighing no more than 50 or 60 grams. They dig complex tunnels underground, with their dwellings wide in the center. Each group of naked mole rats has a fairly fat queen and several male rats, the naked mole rats have almost no hair on the surface of the skin and no pain at all, the naked mole rats are not completely naked, and on the sides of their bodies, from head to tail, there are about 40 long hairs like cat's whiskers. They are not remnants of fur, but extremely sensitive to touch, and touching any of them allows naked mole rats to stick their heads out to the point of irritation.
Sphinx cat
The Canadian hairless cat, also known as the Sphinx cat, was bred by cat lovers in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, in 1966 from a litter of almost hairless catlets, specially bred for cat lovers who are allergic to cat hair. This cat is a pet cat produced by natural genetic mutations, in addition to some thin and soft fetal hair in the ears, mouth, nose, front of the tail, feet and other parts, the rest of the body is hairless, and the skin is wrinkled and elastic. The Canadian hairless cat is docile, independent, non-aggressive, and can get along with other cats and dogs.
Star-nosed mole
The star-nosed mole is a small mole that lives in eastern North America, eastern Canada and the northeastern United States. Animals in the same family as the genus Star-nosed Mole still have several species of mammals, such as the genus Oriental Mole and the toothless mole genus. The star-nosed mole is the only member of the family Stellar-nosed Mole and the genus Stellar-nosed Mole, living mainly in humid environments and feeding on small invertebrates, aquatic insects, earthworms and mollusks.
Tarantula
Tarantulas have wolf-like fur on their backs and have eight eyes, some tarantulas are very poisonous and can poison a sparrow, and large tarantulas can even poison a person, and tarantulas are spherical or flat-spherical, which are composed of two hemispherical filaments, and the two edges are stitched with silk. The egg sack is carried on the end spun of the mother spider. If the egg sack is removed, the mother spider will find it and then hang it on the spinning vessel. If removed, it lays a second egg bag ahead of schedule, and some hang bark, pieces of paper or a snail shell on a spinner instead. After the juveniles hatch, they climb on the back of the mother's abdomen and leave the mother camp to live independently after about 3 to 7 days.
The reason why these animals will grow into such a form is mainly to be able to adapt to their unique living environment, such as the biological moth on the seabed, and its morphological performance is also to be able to adapt to the life on the seabed, and we know that the seabed is an area that humans have not been able to explore so far, many people think that there are many creatures on the seabed that have not been discovered, and some are even more terrifying, disgusting and terrifying than moths.