Velvet Worm

The video explores the velvet worm, an ancient invertebrate, detailing its unique classification and characteristics. Despite being virtually blind, it effectively hunts at night using sensory hairs. The velvet worm captures prey by silently approaching and then immobilizing it with mucus. It then uses its fang to inject digestive saliva, consuming the prey before moving on.

What type of phylum do velvet worms belong to?

Describe the method the velvet worm uses to immobilize its prey.