Beachcombing - Fireworms

[@thechunks]

i loove this series man, really cool energy!

[@rhiannonm8132]

i’ve def fought a giant version of these guys in like 12 videogames, they are such deeply, existentially gnarly little individuals

[@Druezy]

So spooky looking!

[@klauskervin2586]

Definitely never seen one of these at the beach but they obviously look dangerous. Thanks for the great information Jace!

[@AngiesCousin]

Just saw an article warning Texans that these were in the gulf. Geez - first little blue dragons in March and now fireworms. That dirty water really pulls in some scary stuff.

[@HarteResearch]

😅

[@ricardorivera8565]

Can someone tell me where this is so I never go there?

[@lyric8006]

It appears he is at the Gulf of Mexico. That is where he usually films.

[@lyric8006]

I grew up on the gulf and was lucky enough to never see one of these.

[@HarteResearch]

Check out our Man O' War video!

[@lyric8006]

@@HarteResearch Ok, will do.

[@TimmyTurner421]

Texas

[@lyric8006]

How big do they get?

[@johnmiskin4905]

Thanks for that, very interesting

[@aradvila2000]

Looks like hellspawn and justifies the name

[@JimMilton55]

Everything wormlike many legs with ton of hair is hellspawn imo

[@JoeG2013]

thanks for the info!

[@burningchrome70]

That is something I would not pick up...

[@jm-gn7hw]

They’re good at what they do, scavenging. Don’t touch if you don’t want to find out.

[@HarteResearch]

yes the find out curve is high on this one 😅

[@MrRight-MAGA-KAG]

What if you smash the head?

[@Tem-h1p]

I been lucky enough to pick these up bare handed with no consequence didn't know it was bad till now

[@HarteResearch]

😯

[@Reaperhydraulicstampa]

Just seen this in the news so looked it up on KZbin

[@banksiasong]

Often biological venoms can be used in medicine, hope this one can be studied.