What is the habitat of sandworm?

Sandworms primarily inhabit the sandy, nutrient-rich seabeds of coastal and estuarine environments. They are commonly found in intertidal zones, where they burrow into the sand to create tubes for protection and feeding. These habitats provide them with access to organic matter and microorganisms, which are essential for their diet. Sandworms thrive in areas with minimal wave action and stable sediment conditions.