This giant worm that chomps fish with its horrible jaws will make your skin crawl
Nope nope nope nope nope nope nope.
For I am become Death, destroyer of fish.
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The documentaries of David Attenborough have been delighting the UK for decades.
But in with the wonder of nature, the BBC likes to mix a healthy dose of horror.
Along with adorable fishies and turtles, this Sunday's Blue Planet II featured a creature straight out of your nightmares.
Enter the bobbit worm.
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One. Metre. Long.
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The sea is basically full of sci-fi horrors.
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As well as being pretty freaked out by the Bobbit in general, many were puzzled by its name.
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Well the internet asked, and the internet answered.
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Why. Why would you do this to us, science?
Topics Animals
