A strange creature with hair was suddenly discovered by a British woman on the shore of Kentshire, who initially thought it was alien because she had never seen it.
The monster looks like a big caterpillar, with a velvet body, 20 centimetres in length, with pricks all over it, like a leg, with flat abdomen, and with smooth rocks as a worm.
What is this? Is it really alien?
The woman was curious about the monster and took a photo of it on the Internet, knowing that it was a rare creature called a sea caterpillar, a marine worm living 2,200 metres below the sea floor, a female-to-male organism with a gender organ, often washed ashore by wind waves.
General sea caterpillars can grow up to 30 centimetres and live in the Atlantic and Mediterranean regions, with hair on their backs, presenting dark red, green and blue, with special defensive effects.
Sea caterpillars living in the deep sea are blind organisms that test the surrounding environment through small oars and feed on small marine organisms. And it itself attacked people, with toxins in its teeth, thanks to the fact that the woman had quickly sent it back to sea.