The International Business Times tweeted an interesting photo to go along with an article on Australian sea creatures that definitely got some attention. As you can see, the sea creature in question has a very phallic shape.
Peculiar group of sea creatures found in deep Australian abyss https://t.co/5WtQziRTCO pic.twitter.com/l66QwStKpA
— IBTimes UK (@IBTimesUK) June 17, 2017
According to the article, this fine specimen is called a peanut worm and it was found 4,000 meters down in the Australia’s eastern abyss. It gets its name because when the creature feels threatened, it shrinks into a peanut shape. More specifically, these animals “can contract their long head inwards” when approached by a threat.
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— Maria Anton (@maariaadee) June 18, 2017
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— Isha Thorpe (@IshaThorpe) June 18, 2017
@CarmanTse striated for her pleasure pic.twitter.com/aRWNqXv91K
— Charles Bramesco (@intothecrevasse) June 18, 2017
I found this years ago in my moms dresser. Nice try Australia
— Kyle (@BTMFDR502) June 17, 2017
"deep Australian abyss" pic.twitter.com/WZwWCfaJ4z
— Brit (@baxcvii) June 18, 2017
umm, sea creature or.... pic.twitter.com/pEMSrBHsJQ
— JeLLe (@AmethystJ24) June 17, 2017
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— Tim Cermak (@toweringCU) June 18, 2017
Suddenly I wanna go deep sea diving pic.twitter.com/nUKgSdwtge
— (@festivating) June 17, 2017
