What name would you give to a species of Antarctic, sea-dwelling worm that spends its time 6,561 feet below the water's surface, wriggling in the rotting carcasses of whales? The British public will ...

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LONDON (Reuters) - What name would you give to a species of Antarctic, sea-dwelling worm that spends its time 2,000 metres below the water's surface, wriggling in the rotting carcasses of whales? The ...