Wiggly Worms by onewing

Wiggly Worms

As promised here are the wiggly worms that David was photographing in yesterday's shot.

They are about 3 or 4 inches long (7 or 10 cm) and this is a screen grab of a video he was taking of the worms.
how interesting :)
November 21st, 2015  
Great close up
November 21st, 2015  
Great shot !
November 21st, 2015  
wow-they look a bit like anorexic snakes!
November 21st, 2015  
interesting creatures, haven't seen them before.
November 21st, 2015  
Fabulous capture
November 21st, 2015  
Lovely trails, just like snakes!?
November 21st, 2015  
Great capture :)
November 21st, 2015  
Fascinating :)
November 21st, 2015  
What an interesting capture Babs.
November 21st, 2015  
Love the detail Babs, I wonder what they are :)
November 21st, 2015  
very interesting worms. a great closeup
November 21st, 2015  
Oh my, have never seen these before! They are long!
November 21st, 2015  
Interesting creatures :)
November 21st, 2015  
Fun -- looks like they are racing!
November 21st, 2015  
Yikes! LOL Great capture. They are really big.
November 21st, 2015  
Long interesting worms Babs.......sand worms perhaps....I haven't seen the other photo so just guessing!
November 21st, 2015  
So David did have worms, neat capture.
November 21st, 2015  
Wow! They look like slow-worms or something like that. Do let us know if you get any answers as to what they are.
November 21st, 2015  
They are like very small snakes. Such a cool find.
November 21st, 2015  
Pam
They are kind of like, yeck!
November 21st, 2015  
So interesting and cool shots. Never seen anything like these worms.
November 21st, 2015  
Ahhhj.. this is what i see fishermen uae for bait.
November 21st, 2015  
@annied @happysnaps @beryl @tracie8266 @pusspup @bizziebeeme @365projectorgsebgritt @onlyme111 @gilbertwood @thistle @hermann @cruiser @lynnz @merrelyn @taffy @mittens @happypat @ladymagpie @creampuff @salza @pamdavis2015 @pippie @deborah63 Thanks so much for all the interest. David will be pleased.
Apparently they are some sort of bristle worms and you can't see the bristles in this picture very well so I will post a close up later today.
These worms are just under the water in the shallows at the beach. You can see in yesterday's photo the area where David is photographing them.
Apparently the bristles can break off and can sting any unsuspecting foot which treads on them. Quite painful too I believe.
November 21st, 2015  
@onewing oh how interesting...i love learning something new..thanks Babs
November 21st, 2015  
Nice shot
November 22nd, 2015  
I am definitely not going to swim in the sea any more.
November 22nd, 2015  
Scary
November 22nd, 2015  
Eeeww!
November 22nd, 2015  
Great capture....they do look kind of eewwy though!
November 23rd, 2015  
Interesting looking critters
November 24th, 2015  
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