Phyllodocids [Phyllodocidae]

Description

Phyllodocidae, or phyllodocids, are a family of polychaete worms that inhabit a wide range of marine environments. They are characterized by their elongated, flattened bodies and the presence of paddle-like parapodia for swimming. Phyllodocids are active predators, feeding on smaller invertebrates. They are known for their remarkable speed and agility in the water. Their vibrant colors and dynamic swimming behavior make them a fascinating subject of study in marine biology.