Yes, I discovered a 64" worm stretched out on a trail in Sutton, Alaska on 9/20/2009. It appeared to be a earthworm and despite its extreme length, it was only about as big around as the joint of my thumb.
My walking companion happened to have a 36" pocket tape measure with him and we laid it out alongside the worm and snapped photos which I submitted to biologist with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. They assured me that they had never seen anything like it and that they didn't believe that it was some sort of parasitic worm which had passed through an animal. It was some type of unidentified earthworm.
Of note, it was not white and did not have a smell like Palouse Worms are reported to have
No, because a plume worm is a feather duster worm, and a giant tube worm is very deep undersea.
Giant tube worm was created in 1981.
yes it grew on giant steriods
They eat bacteria
With a giant worm.
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No they wont silly! That's nonsense and can never happen so we are safe!
the giant snake (death worm)
There is such a thing as true worms. Some examples would be earth worms, red wrigglers, blood worms etc.
there was a spider grasshopper a worm glow worm lady bug and a centiped
1 degrees celsius
Yes