When the worm has its spiral fans out of its tube it looks like two Christmas trees side by side. The circular fan-like structures filter zooplankton from the sea water and these fans come in many ...

Despite their name, Christmas tree worms aren’t going to eat up fir and pine trees often used during the holiday season, scientists say. The creatures live in the ocean. Matt Hardy via Unsplash ...

“It’s kind of an ear worm on steroids,” said Gleason ... The simplicity of “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree” is a big part of its appeal, said Nathaniel Sloan, a musicologist ...

Christmas tree worms take on a variety of colors, including blue, orange, white and yellow, and are named after their resemblance to a Christmas tree. It’s the classic Christmas morning scene ...

The dive site has spectacular coral formations and plenty of Christmas Tree Worms, an ocean worm that resembles a colorful, little Christmas tree after which the site was named. Annual Lighted ...

If you’re wondering whether you should inspect your fir for a Christmas tree worm this holiday season, you don’t have to worry. During the holiday season, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric ...