lugworm

Burrowing marine worm

A lugworm is a large marine worm that burrows in sandy beaches and tidal flats.

Anglers prize lugworms as bait for sea fishing.

The coiled casts of sand they leave on beaches mark their presence beneath the surface.

Also called lobworm.

anatomy

segmented

Divided into sections

coelom · invertebrate · burrow · tail · proboscis · gills · bloodworm · ragworm · tubeworm · sandworm

habitat

intertidal

Zone between high and low watermarks

shoreline · tidal · foreshore · brackish · littoral · seashore · low tide · sand flat · coastal · rockpool

burrowing

burrow

Animal's dug dwelling

  • castPerformers, throw, or splint
  • U-shapedCurved like horseshoes
  • sandFine rock particles

mud · sediment · tunnel · excavation · depression · coil · substrate · subterranean · gallery · blow hole

bait

angling

Recreational hook-and-line pursuit

  • fishingCatching aquatic creatures
  • hookCurved catching device
  • castPerformers, throw, or splint

tackle · line · wormery · lure · sinker · bobber · flounder · bass · flatfish · cod

Categories
Opposites
habitat

lugwormearthworm

Segmented soil-dwelling invertebrate

nightcrawler

predator-prey relationship in fishing context

lugwormbass

Deep pitch or fish

cod · flounder · sea fish · game fish

Family

worm

Familiarity
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Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G