The Giant Worm.
Posted on November 6th, 2009 by aGardenInTheCity

That's not a snake.
A few posts ago I mentioned that there were a lot of varieties of worms, from glow in the dark to giants. Okay, here’s proof. This is an earthworm in Ecuador. At first glance it looks like a snake, but upon closer inspection it’s obviously a worm.

The hammerhead worm.
This photo of a hammerhead worm was taken by Editor. Smaller, but still unusual. Do you have a worm story or photo? Send it in.
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How about worm poo tea?!
http://tilthyrich.blogspot.com/2009/07/tea-for-pooand-poo-for-tea.html
From one city gardener to another! Great blog!
We use it. We have a spigot on the bottom of our worm bin. Liquid gold.
por favor ayuda encontreun gusano gigante con ventosasde color nranaja que puede ser???’ es enenosos
Is that “hammerhead worm” found in the US? It looks like a land planarium and is considered bad because it kills earthworms, which are good. In Pennsylvania you’re supposed to report them to the Cooperative Extension.