Today we have yet another instance of I Really Like Green Worms. Unidentified nereid.
Photo by Yolanda Evans
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Today we have yet another instance of I Really Like Green Worms. Unidentified nereid.
Photo by Yolanda Evans
I made a ton of ceramic earth worms and this was the most pleasing way to arrange them.
pointydogceramics.com
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I think this is the first time I've made furry ocs that are fully mine and not a design for an existing character. I will make more but for now, have a caecilian libarian (unnamed rn, he/him) and his bobbit worm college medical student friend (she/her her name is mosiac also)
oh worm?
A fried eggs worm (Archipheretima middletoni) in Aurora, the Philippines
by Chien C. Lee
today's invertebrate..........protodrilus
protodrilus is exactly the worm you want to hire if you ever want to start some kind of evil lab or unethical psychological experiment! they have experience with all flavours of pain and torment and have went through every known torture method!!
...except for the ones that cause physical and mental harm of course
glorpiness rating: beating up homunc
video by Maikon Di Domenico (CC BY-NC-SA)
Earthworms!Any species
I'll do typical earthworms, Order: Crassiclitellata.
Have you seen a typical earthworm (Order: Crassiclitellata)?
I have now
Yes, in photos/videos
Yes, irl
I'm not sure
The first species is a large jumping worm, the second is a chestnut worm.
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