Christmas Burrow Worm

Basic Information

Anatomy

At a basic level, Burrow Worm is a tube. Its has a mouth on one end with 23 sharp teeth in a radial pattern, which it uses to dig into its prey.

Genetics and Reproduction

The Burrow Worm has a single gender that releases eggs. While many eggs fail, on average more than 4 of the 16 eggs will produce a new worm.

Ecology and Habitats

The Christmas Burrow Worm lives in freshwater exclusively. It usually chooses locations with still water because it is easier to sense the presence of prey.

Dietary Needs and Habits

The Burrow Worm is carnivorous. It eats animals in the water, and will jump out of the water if it thinks there is an animal nearby. It normally burrows into its prey and eats it inside-out. If not enough fish or animals are present in the water, the worms eat each other.

Additional Information

Geographic Origin and Distribution

The Christmas Burrow Worm is unique toExtora's freshwater.

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

The front of its body is covered in black sensory organs that feel the movement of water.

Average Length

1' 4"

Body Tint, Colouring and Marking

The Chirstmas Burrow Worm earns it's name from the white and red stripes that line its body, similar to a candy cane.