fireworm

Complanine was the first compound isolated from the fireworm which causes these effects.

It is presumed that this compound's function is to deter predators of the fireworm.

The bearded fireworm, Hermodice carunculata, is a type of marine bristleworm.

This looked nothing like the fireworm her book had mentioned-a foot long mouse-eating lizard with cigarette-lighter breath.

The fireworm (Hermodice carunculata) sometimes grazes on it, but prefers other corals.

Complanine is an organic amide isolated from the marine fireworm Eurythoe complanata.

The bearded fireworm is usually found on reefs, under stones in rocky areas of the sea, and on some mud bottoms.

Fireworm is Snotlout's completely immodest and temperamental dragon.

For a creature with the intense posses-siveness of a fireworm to be unable to remember what it had in its hoard must be sheer torture.

The bearded fireworm is a slow creature, and is not considered a threat to humans unless touched by a careless swimmer.

Predators of elkhorn coral include coral-eating snails (Coralliophila abbreviata), polychaetes such as the bearded fireworm, and damselfish.

The Broken-banded Leafroller or Dark-banded Fireworm (Choristoneura fractivittana) is a moth of the Tortricidae family.

The Eldest - a dragon-like fire-breathing lizard called a fireworm - lies on a vast hoard of stolen gold, gems, silver plate, plastic toys, coins, and bones.

It was previously known that handling the fireworm caused it to release a chemical that induces inflammation of the skin of marine predators and mammals (including humans).

But if a fireworm had had a long, long time to grow-she remembered the voice of the young man in the three-piece suit, saying with relief, "The Eldest has it."

The Holly tortrix moth, Holly leaf tier or Blackheaded fireworm (Rhopobota naevana) is a moth of the Tortricidae family.

His dragon is a brilliant scarlet Monstrous Nightmare named Fireworm, who because of her breed should technically belong to Hiccup (as son of the chief) according to ancient Viking law.

That means growers must closely monitor their bogs, set insect traps and otherwise keep track of insects like the black-headed fireworm and the blunt-nosed leafhopper, two pests that reappeared recently here.

And to a fireworm, whose pride is in its defense of its hoard from even the cleverest thieves, there was no greater shame than to be stolen from and not notice and avenge the theft immediately.

The spectacular behaviour of several sea worms also remains unexplained: 'In Bermuda, at the time of full moon in April, May and June, the Atlantic fireworm swarms in its breeding rhythm a few minutes after sunset.