OK get to it. There’s a worm out called the Fat Innkeeper Worm or, if you will the Penis Fish. Recently, thousands of the sea-cocks washed up on the shores of a beach, around 50 miles north of San Francisco. The California sea shore, friendos, is absolutely throbbing.
Just look at this thing:
According to information dug up by The Guardian, the Penis Fish typically spends its days in U-shaped burrows on the floor of the Pacific ocean. However, a recent storm dislodged the aquatic todgers and washed them ashore to be the stuff of nightmares, or depending on what you’re into, the catalyst for the best day at the beach, ever.
From Vice:
Yes, the physical design of the fat innkeeper worm has some explaining to do. But the fat innkeeper is perfectly shaped for a life spent underground. Within a beach or mudflat, it digs a U-shaped burrow extending a few feet in length but no wider than the worm itself. The burrow’s front entrance pokes up like a little sand chimney. These can be seen clustered around the low tide line of a mudflat or sandy beach. The backdoor is marked by a pile of worm castings, which get projected out the end of the tunnel with a blast of water from the worm’s hindquarters.”
Our planet is delightfully weird.