In one instance, a 22-mm anemone spent three-plus days on camera before it ate a 105-mm polychaete over 16 hours. It spent the next 56 hours fully extended above its burrow, stretching to that maximum ...

Kolkata: Scientists of Zoological Survey of India (ZSI), having headquarters in Kolkata, have made a significant discovery with the identification of a new species of Collembola, a soil-dwelling ...

Kolkata: Scientists from Kolkata-headquartered Zoological Survey of India (ZSI) made a significant discovery with the identification of a new species .

In 2024, deep-sea expeditions filmed exceptional footage of deep-sea animal and species discoveries, including rare nautilus sightings, giant squids, and unique behaviors.

You can see this slow-moving creature's sparkling bristles, or chaetae, in the video below. Polychaetes are extremely diverse organisms. "The visual variety among the more than 10,000 described ...

You can see this slow-moving creature's sparkling bristles, or chaetae, in the video below. Polychaetes are extremely diverse organisms. "The visual variety among the more than 10,000 described ...

The polychaete was discovered by a remotely piloted robot that was ... creature’s body segments sports a pair of fleshy appendages called parapodia that are forested with bristles called chaetae.

Polychaete means 'many bristles', the experts explained. 'Each body segment has a pair of fleshy protrusions called parapodia covered in bristles called chaetae,' they wrote.

They belong to a family of marine worms called polychaete, meaning “many bristles,” which can be found in nearly every ocean environment around the world, according to Natural World Facts.

They belong to a family of marine worms called polychaete, meaning “many bristles,” which can be found in nearly every ocean environment around the world, according to Natural World Facts.

The Schmidt Ocean Institute shared footage from it's Chile Margin expedition on Instagram that shows a sparkling deep-sea worm known as a polychaete.

You can see this slowly-moving creature's sparkling bristles, or chaetae, in the video below. Polychaetes are extremely diverse organisms. "The visual variety among the more than 10,000 described ...