wulguru cuspidata is a microscopic acoel species that lives in the sandy beaches of northern queensland (australia). it is the second species of australian free-living acoels to be described (the first is "heterochaerus australis"). its generic name “wulguru” is derived from wulgurukaba, an indigenous australian people from queensland; and the specific epithet is derived from “cuspis” (latin: point, tip), alluding to the characteristic single pointed tail of this animal.