Incredible Underwater Creatures Look Like Mini Christmas Trees
Christmas isn't only being celebrated on dry land, thanks to some fascinating little creatures who provide a festive touch to the underwater world. This species, scientifically known as Spirobranchus giganteus, most often goes by its colloquial name—the Christmas tree worm. Located in tropical regions across the globe, these creatures build calcium carbonate-based structures that protect them from predators on the prowl.
Unlike the Christmas trees sitting in houses across the globe, these worms aren't seasonal. In fact, they can live for up to 40 years as they spread a bit of year-round, aquatic cheer.
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Incredible Underwater Creatures Look Like Mini Christmas TreesPhoto via George Stoyle
Incredible Underwater Creatures Look Like Mini Christmas Trees
Photo via blondecavefish
Incredible Underwater Creatures Look Like Mini Christmas TreesPhoto via Wikimedia
Incredible Underwater Creatures Look Like Mini Christmas TreesPhoto via Yusmar Yahaya
Incredible Underwater Creatures Look Like Mini Christmas TreesPhoto via Jon Connell
Incredible Underwater Creatures Look Like Mini Christmas TreesPhoto via Wikimedia
Incredible Underwater Creatures Look Like Mini Christmas TreesPhoto via prilfish
Incredible Underwater Creatures Look Like Mini Christmas TreesPhoto via Bernard Dupont
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