Flatworm Magnets

A Leopard Flatworm on a coral reef head. Taken on a dive off the coast of Kona, the Big Island of Hawaii

A parody design of the Join or Die design by Benjamin Franklin. A chopped up flatworm can regenerate into many new ones! So being divided is not a problem.

Glorious Flatworm (Pseudobiceros gloriosus), have you ever seen a swimming flatworm?

Underwater photo

A close up of an unique hammerhead flatworm

This pattern is composed of green Planarians! Planaria are flatworms that are common in aquatic and moist terrestrial environments worldwide, and are famous for their ability to regrow amputated body parts, and even nearly complete bodies when injured.

This pattern is composed of colorful Planarians! Planaria are flatworms that are common in aquatic and moist terrestrial environments worldwide, and are famous for their ability to regrow amputated body parts, and even nearly complete bodies when injured.

This pattern is composed of purple Planarians! Planaria are flatworms that are common in aquatic and moist terrestrial environments worldwide, and are famous for their ability to regrow amputated body parts, and even nearly complete bodies when injured.

A two headed planarian flatworm with the phrase "Turns our two heads are better than one"

A two headed planarian Wirth the phrase "Turns out two heads are better than one"