Just Act on Instagram: "Beach worms, also known as sandworms, are long marine worms that live just beneath the surface of wet sand along the shoreline. To catch them, fishermen use a clever trick — they place a piece of bait like fish or meat near the water’s edge to lure the worm out. As the tide retreats, the worm senses the scent and slowly emerges from the sand, revealing its head and jaws to grab the bait. Catching one requires patience and precision. Once the worm bites, the fisherman must

Briefly Explaining on Instagram: "The bait you often find on the shore under the sand is commonly called sandworms or lugworms, depending on the region. These are marine worms that burrow in the wet sand of tidal flats and beaches, leaving small coiled casts or tiny holes on the surface as signs of their presence. Fishermen dig them out by hand or with a fork during low tide, and they are prized as bait because many fish species find them irresistible."