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Shark's Cove, Oahu, Hawaii. A polychaete worm with tentacles.

Darlyne A. Murawski/National Geographic Image Collection

Jawless worms, like this juvenile, filter sediments they gather with their long, creeping tentacles. Such polychaetes—meaning many bristles—may be as wispy as a blade of grass or as thick as a garden hose.

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