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History Of The Nereis Succine The Clam Worm
The Nereis Succinea , also known as The Clam Worm has many tooth like structures called paragnaths. It has one pair of short antennas and a pair of feeding tubes. It has four large eyes and four short tentacles. The Nereis Succinea is greenish-yellow or faded red and the head is covered in dark spots. This marine serpent can grow up to 190mm.

Habitat The Nereis Succinea can be found in tropical waters in the Atlantic coast, it can also be found in Europe, Africa, Black Seas, and Southern Australia. They can be found living in shallow water and in dark places. They also like to live under boat docks and rocks. The Nereis Succinea can be found in brackish water. Theses worms can also live on land for a certain period of time.

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