Goose bumps with movements like fictional creatures of bloodworms

With a slender body, straining his metal canines, this strange creature made many people startled in terror.

1. The mystery of a giant 1.5-meter-long worm eating both hydrogen sulfide and rotten gas
2. Shivered by the snail 6,000 teeth that eat deep in the earth like monsters in the movie

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This terrifying creature is called a bloodworm or also called a blood worm or polychaete worm, its English name is bloodworms.They live in flooded areas near the coast.

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Explorers and zoologist Coyote Peterson learn about this strange creature in a reality show called "Wilderness Brave".Coyote placed the worm in his hand and turned close to his scary movements.

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This creature is usually creamy pink, pale skin makes the red liquid containing hemoglobin in their bodies easily visible to the naked eye.

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Those who have the ability to swim almost zero but blood worms are good pits digging at the bottom of the sand layer or the bottom of the tidal zone, the sub-zone.

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Bloodworms are carnivores.They extend a large hose with four pores and insert their jaws that contain glands that contain toxins into the prey.The poison was injected into the prey, causing them to be paralyzed.

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The blood worm body is very special, containing many copper without being poisoned.The creature even attacked humans in wet or shallow sand, their bites were extremely painful.

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Their bite force is very strong due to the containment of copper metal.Some suggested that this copper metal was used as a catalyst for the bloodworm bite.