gday fisher
the only similar phenoma ive seen is in Samoa around the full moons in October and November when the palolo worm reproduces by splitting in half.The half with the eggs then rises to the surface and floats away from the coral where they live.
People usually go and wait and collect these segments when they wash up on the shore in the early morning as the segments break up once the sun hits them.Its considered a delicacy over there and my cousins usually go every year to collect some
the only similar phenoma ive seen is in Samoa around the full moons in October and November when the palolo worm reproduces by splitting in half.The half with the eggs then rises to the surface and floats away from the coral where they live.
People usually go and wait and collect these segments when they wash up on the shore in the early morning as the segments break up once the sun hits them.Its considered a delicacy over there and my cousins usually go every year to collect some