The Bobbit Worm (Eunice aphroditois) is a bristleworm that lives in self-made burrows in the ocean floor. They mainly live in the Atlantic Ocean, but they are also found in the Indo-Pacific ocean area. Due to their slim bodies and ability to hunt and blend in tight spaces, they are often found among coral reefs. As an omnivore, the species eats small fish, worms, seaweed, and other macroalgae. Physically, the Bobbit Worm has a hard exoskeleton, two eyes and five antennae on the head, and retractable mandibles. Color variations can be deep purple, black, and a metallic hue, and the fourth antenna is always white.