Glow Worms Trap Insects With Bioluminescent 'Fishing Lines' Into The Wild New Zealand

Glow worms produce a series of strands which act as bioluminescent 'fishing lines', trapping unsuspecting insects. Once that happens, the glow worm will reel them in and suck out their juices. From: Into the Wild New Zealand Free to watch on Dr.Doc Kids.

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