Bridge Worm

Description: Bridge Worm is a long, worm-like entity that is known to inhabit bridges. It is usually found on small bridges, using them as a home to travel long distances without being spotted. Its arms are long, with its fingers resembling bones. Its color is completely white, with the exception of its actual flesh. It has two faces, one to deceive its victims, only to fold its face, and reveal a completely raw face.

Bridge Worms are a hostile species that occasionally follow and kill humans, they camp under bridges and may leave the site to hunt.

Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Enhanced Senses, Stealth (Their method of attack is to hide under bridges and even houses to capture their prey), Light Manipulation (Can produce light from their head), Natural Weaponry (Teeth), Camouflage, Aura (Most monsters have this power, they can cause bad luck to the point of breaking reality and causing discomfort. Some of them are so powerful that they can cause time loops and expand specific areas infinitely), Adaptation (When exposed to humans for a long time, they are able to create new facial expressions to hunt), Dimensional Travel (May have traveled from another dimension), Resistance to Transmutation (The monsters are seemingly unaffected by the effects of the Earth, which is a giant machine that turns people into malevolent spirits)

The Bridge Worm will sometimes venture far from the nest if prey is hard to find, instinctively hunting at night and in abandoned areas to avoid discovery. Pictured below: The adolescent Bridge Worm folds its false face back as it prepares to feed.

Bridge Worms are creatures from internet urban legends that were created by Canadian horror artist Trevor Henderson as part of the Trevor Henderson Mythos. As the name suggests, Bridge Worms tend to hide under bridges and other overpasses. They are known for using fake faces to lure their prey in and then eating them when it is too late.

The known history of the Bridge Worms began when a photo of a large creature inside a tunnel under a bridge began to spread on the internet. In the photo, a large white creature with a sad face, lying on the ground, with its hands and white face visible, is physically seen. People began to speculate about the creature, until a drawing of the creature began to spread on the internet, on which it is written "Bridge Worm", giving the creature its name. In the drawing, it is suggested that the Bridge Worm has a false face and that beneath its innocent-looking white face hides its much more sinister real face (as shown in its infobox).

Further on, a photographer named Thomas Pearong has been missing for some time. Later, his final photo was found. In the photo, the real face of the Bridge Worm is revealed to the public, which appears to be a fleshy, muscular creature with sharp teeth. The Bridge Worm may have ended up consuming the photographer. Trevor said that the camera was found in a pile of acidic fecal matter that was mixed with the photographer's remains. As soon as the news broke, the question of what the Bridge Worm is began to spread.

People began to describe the Bridge Worm as a hostile creature that acts like a spider, which is very dangerous. It would always be in the same spot, waiting for its next victim. Once the victim arrived, the Bridge Worm would jump out of its spot and immediately kill and consume the victim. Trevor stated that the Bridge Worm would sometimes venture far from its nest if it could not find prey and would usually hunt at night and in abandoned places to avoid being discovered while hunting.

Theories have begun to spread that the Bridge Worm will one day leave its location and begin finding victims at an alarming rate. It is also confirmed that the photo of the Bridge Worm taken by Piercing shows an adolescent version of the Worm, leading to the question of what the adult Bridge Worm looks like. An old photo of one of the Giants jumping across a road is strongly implied to be the adult version of the Bridge Worm, though it lacks several features such as the arms and defined face seen in Trevor's new illustration of an adult Bridge Worm. It is possible that Bridge Worms take on different forms, lose certain features as part of their aging process, or that this Giant may be a subspecies.

Artwork of a Bridge Worm with a larger, longer, more capped appearance and a more defined face was posted by Trevor on Twitter. He notes that the facial markings on the Worm's false face become more defined to aid in hunting as it ages, confirming that the artwork is of an adult Bridge Worm. On Twitter, he revealed several other details about the biology of Bridge Worms. In the early stages of their life cycle, they can move from bridge to bridge, until they become attached. If they cannot find prey, many wither away, probably due to starvation, but some are strong enough to migrate elsewhere. When it is a baby of 3 to 4 feet long, its arms and false face are not yet developed. The eyes of younger Bridge Worms are not yet able to focus properly, as shown by their outward-facing pupils, although they do not need vision to live on passing prey due to their false face attracting it. As they grow larger and hungrier, their eyes slowly become more developed, allowing them to stare at their prey while devouring it alive.

the nest is a very large cocoon that creates This case is about the filthy dirt of Rio and all the filthy things that this creature picks up

The female takes care of the young, there are several that stay under the bridge

and the male keeps hunting more food to eat human flesh

It's 3 meters long and scrapes along the ground like an earthworm and it's also very dangerous. Bridge Worm