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Australian beach worms, can grow more than two meters in length. They are blind but have a very good sense of smell, and eat decaying meat, fish and seaweeds that have washed to shore.

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Australian beach worms, can grow more than two meters in length. They are blind but have a very good sense of smell, and eat decaying meat, fish and seaweeds that have washed to shore.

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Thanks I hate it

Animals like this that process decaying biomass are so important for their ecosystems
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LEAVE THEM ALONE
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