Bispira volutacornis
This species of tube worm is very small and extremely sensitive to light and movement, disappearing inside its tube in tenths of a second if it feels threatened. Its segments rarely exceed 3 cm fully extended. It anchors itself to any type of surface, including one of pure sand. On our last dive we found 2 together in a type of large fissure. Both Juan and I took pictures in the hopes of getting it. I'll be publishing that one soon.
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