Unveiling the Bobbitt worm, nature's ruthless predator

The video explores the story of Lorena Bobbitt and its connection to the Bobbitt worm, named by Dr. Terry Gosliner. The Bobbitt worm, a species of Eunice, is known for its unique predatory style and features, such as its spiked exoskeleton and spring-loaded jaws. Dr. Gosliner named the worm after Lorena Bobbitt due to its ability to cut the spinal cord of fish, reminiscent of Lorena's infamous act. The video provides insights into the worm's characteristics and the reasoning behind its name.

Who is Dr. Terry Gosliner?

• A chef known for his unique recipes

• A historian specializing in ancient civilizations

• A marine biologist who named the Bobbitt worm

• A famous actor known for his role in a movie

What unique feature does the Bobbitt worm possess?

• It has spring-loaded jaws

• It changes color rapidly

• It glows in the dark

• It can fly short distances

Where did Dr. Gosliner first encounter the Bobbitt worm?

• In the Caribbean

• In the Atlantic Ocean

• In the Mediterranean Sea

• In the Philippines

What does the Bobbitt worm do when it sees a fish?

• It changes its color to blend in

• It pops out of the water to catch the fish

• It hides under the sand

• It swims away quickly

What inspired the name 'Bobbitt worm'?

• The worm's habitat in coral reefs

• A notorious incident involving Lorena Bobbitt

• The worm's colorful appearance

• The worm's ability to regenerate