I asked if they were familiar with the Oz usage 'acco', meaning 'academic'. But not all -o words were Australian, said Simpson : eg 'aggro' and 'cheapo'. Australians used the -o suffix a lot, he reflected. As it gets bigger and hungrier though, its eyes slowly become more developed, allowing it to stare at its prey as it devours them alive.Michael Davie in 'Going from A to Z forever' (an article on the 2nd edition of the Oxford English Dictionary), Age, Saturday Extra, 1 April 1989, writes of his visit to the dictionary section of Oxford University Press:īefore I left, Weiner said he remembered how baffled he had been the first time he heard an Australian talk about the 'arvo'. Younger Bridge Worms' eyes cannot focus properly yet, as shown by the outward-facing pupils, though it doesn't need sight to live off of passing prey due to its false face that lures them in. When it is a 3–4 foot long baby, its arms and false face are not developed yet. If they cannot find prey, many shrivel up most likely due to hunger, but some are strong enough to migrate someplace else. In earlier stages of their lifecycle, they can move from bridge to bridge, until they adhere. On Twitter, he has revealed several more details about the biology of the Bridge Worms. He comments that the facial markings of the Worm's false face become more defined to assist in hunting as they get older, confirming that the artwork is of an adult Bridge Worm. It is possible that Bridge Worms take different forms, lose certain features as part of their aging process, or that this giant may be a subspecies.Īrtwork of the Bridge Worm with a larger, longer, and buffer appearance and a more defined-looking face has been posted by Trevor on Twitter. An old photo of one of the Giants jumping on a road is heavily implied to be the adult version of the Bridge Worm, though it does lack several features such as the arms and defined face seen in Trevor's new illustration of an adult Bridge Worm. It is also confirmed that the Bridge Worm photo taken by Piercing shows a teenage version of the Worm, leading to the question of what the adult Bridge Worm is like.
Theories started spreading that the Bridge Worm will one day get out of its location and start finding victims at an alarming rate. Trevor has stated that the Bridge Worm will sometimes venture far from its nest if it cannot find prey and it will usually hunt at night and in abandoned places to avoid being discovered during its hunt. Once the victim arrives, the Bridge Worm would jump out from its location and instantly murder and consume the victim. It would always be in the same location, waiting for its next victim. People started describing the Bridge Worm as a hostile creature that acts like a spider, which is very dangerous. Once the news broke, the question of what the Bridge Worm is started to spread. Trevor said that the camera was found in a pile of acidic fecal matter which was intermingled with the remains of the photographer. The Bridge Worm ended up possibly consuming the photographer. In the photo, the real face of the Bridge Worm is revealed to the public, which appears to be a fleshy-muscular sharp-toothed creature. In the drawing, it is suggested that the Bridge Worm has a false face and that underneath its innocent-looking white face, hides its much more sinister real face (as shown in their infobox).įurther on, a photographer by the name Thomas Pearong has been missing for a while. People started speculating on the creature, until a drawing of the creature started spreading on the internet, on which it is written "Bridge Worm", giving the creature its name. In the photo, a large white creature with a sad face, laying on the ground, with its hands and its white face visible is physically seen.
The known history of the Bridge Worms started off when a photo of a big creature inside of a tunnel under a bridge started spreading on the internet.
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