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shipworm

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Noun

1. teredinid

2. clam

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A tiny mollusc helped bring down the Spanish Armada. Here's how - BBC Wildlife Magazine
The Giant Shipworm, Revealed at Last [Video] - Scientific American
A Clammy Glimpse Into The Philippines’ Climate, Culinary, And Medical Future - The Xylom
These creatures are known as the termites of the sea - Corpus Christi Caller-Times
How the Lowly Shipworm Changed History - History.com
Bohol’s rock-eating shipworm antingaw or Lithoredo abatanica placed second in the 2026 International Mollusk of the Year (IMOY) competition, according to the University of the Philippines-Marine Science Institute. http://tiny.cc/pgp2101 - facebook.com
Giant 'Monster' Shipworm Found Alive for the First Time in the Philippines - 동아사이언스
From Pests to Promise: Shipworms in Climate, Culture and Health | School of Humanities | NTU Singapore - Nanyang Technological University - NTU Singapore
New Species of Rock-eating Shipworm Identified in Freshwater River in the Philippines - UMass Amherst
‘Antingaw:’ Bohol’s rock-eating shipworm places 2nd in International Mollusc of the Year competition - BusinessMirror
Shipworms still hold some sea-crets - U.S. National Science Foundation (.gov)
Researchers from Northeastern’s Ocean Genome Legacy Center discover a new genus and species of shipworm that eats rocks in the Philippines - Northeastern Global News
Bohol’s ‘antingaw’ vies for International Mollusc of the Year 2026 - Inquirer.net
How a tiny wood-loving worm changed the course of world history | SHIPWORM Project | Results in Brief | H2020 - CORDIS
How Do Shipworms Eat Wood? Screening Shipworm Gill Symbiont Genomes for Lignin-Modifying Enzymes - Frontiers
Antingaw: Bohol's rock-eating shipworm vying for International Mollusc of the Year - The Manila Times
Bohol’s ‘antingaw’ vies in international mollusk contest - Philstar.com
Bohol’s rock-eating shipworm antingaw or Lithoredo abatanica is the country’s entry in the International Mollusk of the Year 2026, according to the University of the Philippines-Marine Science Institute. https://tinyurl.com/yf4eucn9 - facebook.com
The 2,000-year-old mystery of a havoc-wreaking worm - U.S. National Science Foundation (.gov)
This Mollusk Grows Fat on a Diet of Rock - Northeastern Global News
This New Species of Shipworm Has an Appetite for Stone - Drexel News Blog
This rock-eating ‘worm' could change the course of rivers - Science | AAAS
PH ‘rock-eating’ shipworm from Bohol vies for International Mollusc of the Year - GMA Network
Unlike humans, shipworms have no problem with bacteria getting in their cells. Why? - Northeastern Global News
Shipworms can chew through a boat. Northeastern researchers explain their digestive process - Northeastern Global News
The Havoc Caused by Shipworms Remains a Mystery After Thousands of Years - ScienceAlert
Bohol’s antingaw ranks second in international mollusk contest - Philstar.com
Live, long and black giant shipworm found in Philippines - BBC
‘Unicorn’ shipworm could reveal clues about human medicine and bacterial infections - Northeastern Global News
It's a Clam That Dresses in Pinstripes and Devours Wood - Northeastern Global News
Boronated tartrolon antibiotic produced by symbiotic cellulose-degrading bacteria in shipworm gills - PNAS
Incredible Rock-Eating Shipworm Is First Of Its Kind - Discover Magazine
Antingaw: Bohol's Rock-eating Shipworm Vying For International Mollusc Of The Year - journal.com.ph
The Unsolved Mystery of Havoc-Wreaking Shipworms : College of Natural Sciences - UMass Amherst
They once humbled navies: The secret of tiny shipworms’ mighty gut - The Washington Post
UMass Scientists Still Challenged By Digestive Mysteries Of The Shipworm - NEPM
This Is a Giant Shipworm. You May Wish It Had Stayed In Its Tube. (Published 2017) - The New York Times
Arctic shipworm discovery alarms archaeologists - Science | AAAS
Bohol’s ‘antingaw’ earns global spotlight in International Mollusc of the Year 2026 - Cebu Daily News
After Centuries of Searching, Scientists Finally Find the Mysterious Giant Shipworm Alive - Smithsonian Magazine
Wood-eating shipworms may soon be farmed for shipworm-eating humans - New Atlas
This Rock-Boring Shipworm Could Change The Course Of Rivers - Forbes
‘Shipworm’ Podcast Acquired For Film By Studiocanal & The Picture Company - Deadline
Rock-eating shipworm found in Philippines is new species of bivalve - upi.com
Bohol’s ‘antingaw’ places 2nd in International Mollusc of the Year 2026 - Inquirer.net
What’s Pink and Pinstriped and Digests Wood? This New Shipworm (Published 2019) - The New York Times
The Loch Ness Monster of Mollusks - The New Yorker
Revealed: The Shipworm Sex Tapes (Published 2021) - The New York Times
Shipworms Are Eating a Wreck That Could Be Captain Cook’s ‘Endeavour’ - Smithsonian Magazine
The Mystery of the 5-Foot-Long Shipworm Just Got Stinkier - WIRED
Researchers observe the bizarre sexual behavior of shipworms for the first time - Northeastern Global News
Location of study. - PLOS
The Clam That Sank a Thousand Ships - Hakai Magazine
The oldest shipworms (Bivalvia, Pholadoidea, Teredinidae) preserved with soft parts (western France): insights into the fossil record and evolution of Pholadoidea - Wiley Online Library
Bohol’s rock-eating clam finalist for Mollusc of the Year - SunStar Publishing Inc.
Notable ‘Shipworm Shack’ in Wickenburg, AZ, for Sale for $2.5M - Realtor.com
Scientists Have Finally Found a Live Giant Shipworm, And It's Seriously Nightmare Fuel - ScienceAlert
Rock-Eating Shipworm Discovered in Philippines - Sci.News
An ocean "unicorn"? Giant shipworm seen for the first time - CBS News
New Shipworm Species Discovered - myfoxzone.com
Shipworms, long considered a pest, could be perfect species for sustainable aquaculture - SeafoodSource
Scientists Find a Shipworm That Eats, and Lives Inside, Rocks - Discover Magazine
Bizarre bivalve: first living giant shipworm discovered in Philippines - The Guardian
This Giant Shipworm is 5 Full Feet of Nightmare Fuel - Thrillist
Science fiction horror wriggles into reality with discovery of giant sulfur-powered shipworm - Phys.org
This 5-Foot 'Worm' Lives In A Shell And Runs On Sulphur - Scripps News
A Century Ago, Wood-Eating Worms Devastated San Francisco Bay - Atlas Obscura
Vote now! Painted snail and shipworm vie for mollusc of the year title - The Guardian
Giant shipworm loses its shell and invades our nightmares - cnet.com
A R.I. wreck that may be Captain Cook’s Endeavour is being eaten by ‘shipworms’ - The Boston Globe
Here’s what we can learn from the bacteria in the clam that sank a thousand ships - Northeastern Global News
Science Fiction Horror Wriggles into Reality with Discovery of Giant Sulfur-powered Shipworm - University of Utah Health
Shipworm that eats rock instead of wood found in river in the Philippines - Phys.org
Researchers led by UMass Amherst solve 2,000-year-old mystery of the shipworm - EurekAlert!
First living example of giant ancient mollusc found in the wild - New Scientist
First footage of ‘pseudocopulation’ shows the lengths certain molluscs go to to mate. - Nature
Maybe shipworms will be the next calamari, but all the same, I’ll pass - The Guardian
Scientists find giant, elusive clam known as ‘the unicorn of mollusks’ - The Washington Post
These Bizarre Wormlike Creatures Eat Rock, Poop Sand, And May Even Redesign Rivers - ScienceAlert
Scientists Unravel 2,000-Year-Old Shipworm Mystery: The World’s Most Destructive Mollusk - SciTechDaily
A Forest Submerged 60,000 Years Ago Could Save Your Life One Day (Published 2020) - The New York Times
Giant Shipworms Are Nasty Creatures But Can They Really "Eat" Ships? - gCaptain
Science Fiction Horror Wriggles Into Reality with Discovery of Giant Sulfur-Powered Shipworm | Newswise - Newswise
These Two Newly Described Worms Have Really Strange, Yet Marvelous Butts - Smithsonian Magazine
UK scientists claim further research on shipworms to lead to cleaner fuels, improved antibiotic drugs - Baird Maritime
The Viking Ship Museum fights shipworms - Vikingeskibsmuseet
Oh This Old Thing? It’s Just a Three-Foot-Long Shipworm - VICE
This Rare Shipworm Is Not Safe for Work - Mental Floss
Could shipworms be destroying the wreck of Captain Cook's Endeavour? - Phys.org
Incredible New Shipworm Species Discovered In Philippines Eats Rock Not Wood - IFLScience
Let The Shipworms Eat Captain Cook’s Ship, It’s What Everyone Involved Deserves - Defector
The Critters Doing $114 Million in Damage to Brooklyn’s Piers (Published 2019) - The New York Times
Folly Beach pier closing Oct. 19 for 2-year replacement project after shipworm damage - Post and Courier
Shipworms ravaged wooden sailing ships for eons. Now they're destroying NJ, NY wharves - Bergen Record
Watch the Wild, Never-Before-Seen Orgies of the Humble Shipworm - VICE
Living Giant Shipworm, the Giant 'Unicorn of Mollusks,' Discovered - InsideHook
Kuphus polythalamia: Marine Biologists Study Giant Mud-Dwelling Shipworm for First Time - Sci.News
Q&A: Extraordinary Four-Foot-Long Clams Finally Found Alive - Drexel News Blog
First world shipworm farm developed in Devon - BBC
New species of shipworm discovered feeding on chemicals found in human flatulence - news.cgtn.com
Foreign Language Equivalents
Foreign Language Equivalents of 'shipworm'
Language Equivalent   Language Equivalent
French    Spanish
Misspellings - Typos
sipworm,   shopworm,   shipeorm,   shipwor,   sgipworm,   shipwprm,   shipwotm,   shipwworm,   shiporm,   shipwerm,   shipwor,,   shipwomr,   shipworrm,   shipowrm,   dhipworm,   ahipworm,   shipwirm,   shupworm,   hsipworm,   shipwoem,   shpiworm,   sihpworm,   shiworm,   shi[worm,   shipqorm,   shpworm,   shiwporm,   shipwrom,   shipwrm,   shipwormm,   hipworm,   shhipworm,   shippworm,   shipwoorm,   sjipworm,   sshipworm,   shiipworm,   shioworm,   shipworn,   shipwom
Words Starting with Letter - 'A'
a a battery a billion
a bit a bit much a capella singing
a cappella singing a couple of a few
a fortiori a good deal a great deal
a horizon a hundred a hundred and one
a hundred thousand a hundred times a kempis
a la carte a la mode a level
a little a lot a million
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