Giant worm-like creature

Worm-Like Creature First Known Amphibian With Venomous Fangs Discovered in Brazil

Medicine & Technology Jul 06, 2020

A species of worm-like amphibians are often mistaken as snakes for its venomous fangs. Researchers said the fluid-filled glands behind its teeth can incapacitate its prey such as frogs and lizards.

Giant worm-like creature

Worm-Like Creature First Known Amphibian With Venomous Fangs Discovered in Brazil

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