Eunicidae
Eunicidae is a family of marine annelid worms belonging to the order Eunicida. These segmented worms, commonly known as polychaetes, are found in oceans worldwide, inhabiting a variety of benthic environments from shallow intertidal zones to deep-sea trenches. Members of this family are characterized by their robust bodies and a well-developed head region.
The head of an Eunicidae worm typically bears several appendages, including tentacles and antennae, which are
Eunicidae are known for their diverse feeding strategies. Many are predatory, actively hunting smaller invertebrates, while
The family Eunicidae includes numerous genera and species, many of which are still being described and studied.