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Lingha — Mini Monster
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Published: 2018-05-20 14:21:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 153; Favourites: 8; Downloads: 1
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Walking along the beach , I found this creature in the water . I think it belongs to the Annelidas , a type of bristle worm , but I'm not sure wich one , yet . At first I thought it was dead , so I picked it up out of the water . But after a few pictures , it started moving . So I had to put it back where I found it .Related content
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Wowowow stopt this 
Some plastic wrap mouth... who said that plastic garbage will kill our sea animals?
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Funky looking thing , I think that might be his scary face , or it's gasping for air I did put it back ....
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I know , I just felt a litle stupid and guilty for having interrupted the litle guy , taking it out of the water . I realy thought it was already dead . Did you hear they found some kind of living creature that eats plastic ? Several actually , an enzyme , a beetle called , Darkling beetle and a type of wax-moth larvae . Someone is going to eat our problems Sounds a litle too good to be true ?
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Thank You ! Very cool link I watched several clips . They seemed a lot bigger than the one I found , but creatures of the sea are very often smaller here in the southern part of Norway
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I think they're completely different species. Also, in which sea was yours?
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I think it might be a Nereis pelagica , a Ragworm . I found it here in Norway , in the Skagerrak . This is the name of the strait between the southeast coast of Norway , the southwest coast of Sweden and the north coast of Denmark . Skagerrak connects the North Sea with the Kattegat sea area , wich leads to the Baltic Sea . The Skagerrak has a very low salinity , close to brackish water .
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I don't know what species it is - I didn't hear much about polychaetes.
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