Ship-Eating Sea Worm Provides Sustainable Alternative To Fish, Study Says
Scientists are pushing the ship-eating sea worm as a sustainable alternative for fish. Read more here.
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Scientists are pushing the ship-eating sea worm as a sustainable alternative for fish. Read more here.
A paleontologist exploring an area known for its fossils recently uncovered a never-before-discovered ancient sea worm – and showed off her “nerdy” side while naming it.
A rare, new species of branching sea worm with "regenerative butts" were recently discovered living inside sea sponges in Japan that biologists named after a monster notable for its three heads, and Godzilla's monstrous nemesis, King Ghidorah.
(Photo : Karolina Grabowska) Nature can be mysterious. You can find worms that do not have a butt dwelling in the deep sea, while in reef-dwelling worms that are segmented whose bodies branch like a tree starting from its head, every branch ends in a different butt. (Photo : Quang Nguyen Vinh) This species is known as Ramisyllis multicaudata, and it's likely the most mysterious worm on the planet. In 2006, It was initially discovered, and in 2012 it was formally described. Now, for the first time, experts have carried out a comprehensive study of its anatomy, finally disclosing more about t...
Street food, really every part of the vietnamese culture. our next find, papaya salad with beef and vegetables. >> this is papaya salad. >> reporter: the papaya, they add the beef, nuts and greens and the dressing. >> fish sauce. >> reporter: fish sauce. >> vinegar. >> reporter: vinegar. >> sugar. >> reporter: sugar. >> yes, that's it. >> reporter: and that's classic? >> that's classic. >> reporter: the salads arrive. >> this is chili sauce. if you want to have the chili. >> reporter: yes, please. our first bite. it's very clean. and more of that chili sauce. it is hot. but i love it. and our ...