Articles About Interesting Worms

Fat Black Worms that Eat Your Flowers

There are two types of worm questions we receive: those that deal with strange worms that people find, and those that deal with strange worms that people find that are compromising some aspect of their life, generally their gardening activities. Our most recent reader question is of the latter variety, with a reader writing in about “fat healthy black 4-5 inch [or 10-13 centimeter] worms” that are “eating up [her] four o’clocks.” (A four o’clock, or Mirabilis jalapa, is a type of colorful and fragrant flower, for the record.) This seems straightforward enough, except that the worms our reader found have gold “lettering” on their backs that resemble the characters of Asian languages. The soft ball we thought we had been pitched ended up taking a late break, and everyone knows that a late-breaking curve ball is particularly hard to hit. Of course, our reader was wondering what these fat, black worms might be, and so we will do our best to provide her with an answer.

Worms That Look Like Fish

We have received a lot of interesting questions about worms – that’s just what happens when you manage a website that invites reader questions about worms – but the query we were emailed recently has to be one of the stranger ones to ever arrive in our inbox. Here is the question: “I have a worm that looks like a goldfish. Very unusual looking. Can you tell me what this is?” A simply worded question, to be sure, but its simplicity belies the difficulty of answering it. A worm that looks like a goldfish? Huh? We have never heard of such a thing. In fact, we have never heard of any sort of worm that looks like a fish at all.

Silver Creatures: Millipedes, Centipedes, Worms, or Caterpillars?

Recently, a reader wrote to us about finding “two very strange creatures in soil in my garden near San Diego.” The creatures are “very strange” because they are fairly long – about four to six inches (or 10 to 15 centimeters, roughly) in length – and, perhaps more notably, both were a vivid silver, like mercury (the element, not the planet; hence the lowercase “m”). They also have a thin black strip that runs down the lengths of their bodies. When our reader unearthed them from the garden soil, they “thrash[ed] around.” In contrast to many emails we receive, the reader didn’t speculate that he found some sort of worm; rather, he thought at first that he had found two snakes, but quickly decided this wasn’t the case because the creatures didn’t appear to have heads. (Presumably, the creatures did have heads, but they weren’t readily discernible from the rest of the body.) And so the question of course is: what are these long silver creatures that our reader found?

Furry Worms that are Black, Gold, and White

We recently received a very straightforward question from a reader: “I found a worm, it is furry, black, gold and white. What is it?” While direct and simple language has its virtues (think of Hemingway), it can make worm identification difficult. Regardless, we’re always interested in investigating a worm-related question, so we’ll try our best to identify this multicolored furry creature.

Worms (or Caterpillars) With Red Heads and White Backs

A reader wrote to us recently about an amazing and beautiful worm, or what is believed to be a worm, that he had found on his patio. In fact, both those adjectives were combined, making the worm, in the reader’s words, an “amazing beauty.” The worm, which is about an inch long, had a red head, white “puffs” on its back, and two large antennae. Given this worm’s aesthetic appeal, it is not surprising that the reader wanted to know what kind of worm it was.

Worms on the Beach

A reader wrote to us the other day about a unique worm that she found on the beach in Port Aransas, Texas. The worm (or rather, worms – she found several) are covered in what appear to be dozens of small shells. The reader attributed agency to the worm, suggesting that the worm had perhaps “decorated” itself with the shells, much like a decorator crab wraps itself in seaweed to blend in with its surroundings. Many of these strange worms, which were a few inches long on average, were found on the beach, although a few others were found in the water, where they were partially buried in sand. (Presumably, these worms were right by the shore, or else our reader must have been diving to the explore the ocean’s floor.) What are these worms?

Arrow Worms, of the Phylum Chaetognatha

“Arrow worms” is a common name that refers to the members of the phylum Chaetognatha. The term “arrow worms” is descriptive of these organisms’ appearance, which do indeed look a bit like arrows. This phylum is composed of predatory worms that live in marine environments. Many of these worms are types of plankton, which are broadly defined as drifting organisms that inhabit the pelagic zone of bodies of water. However, not all arrow worms are plankton, as many live in the benthic zone, which is the lowest level in a body of water. The pelagic zone where plankton are found, in contrast, is defined as any part of a body of water that is not near the shore or bottom.

Catawba Worms and What They Eat

We recently received an interesting question from a reader concerned about Catawba worms and Royal Empress trees. The reader has planted a Royal Empress tree in his yard, but he also wants to plant a catalpa tree because these trees attract Catawba worms (in fact, catalpa trees are often called “Catawba trees”), which are excellent fish bait because of their tough skin (fish can’t just pick them off the hook). The reader has a pond on his property that his brother loves to fish in, and hence the desire for a catalpa tree and the Catawba worms that feed on their leaves. The problem is this: Royal Empress trees are very similar to catalpa trees, so the reader fears that if he plants the latter, the Catawba worms will show up and feed on both trees, not just the catalpa tree. So, the reader is essentially wondering how discriminating Catawba worms are in their tastes. Will they only eat catalpa trees, as they are famous for doing, or will they also eat similar trees, like Royal Empress trees?

Small Red Worms in the Shower

A reader wrote to us recently about worms he found in his shower. The worms are really thin and are of a reddish hue, and they are about two inches long, more or less. With these characteristics taken together, the reader reports that these worms look like particularly small and thin earthworms, just like the ones you see outside after it rains. What are these worms?

Milk Worms, or Worms Found in Milk

After answering so many reader questions about worms, basically no question strikes as unusual. We’ve answered questions about buying live tropical aquatic worms and worms that were found in bone marrow, to cite a couple of articles written in the last couple of weeks. However, we recently came across a truly puzzling question, one that involves such diverse subjects as foriegn markets, milk jugs, and, of course, worms. Allow us to explain.

Millipedes and Centipedes in the Bedroom

The other morning, a reader found a “worm” in his daughter’s bedroom. It was a thin creature, with a dark grey body and lighter colored strips. Its body was hard and about four inches long, although its normal position was a curve (in the shape of a “c”). It also completely curled into itself when disturbed. Finally – and here’s the real identifying factor – it had “hundred of tiny legs.” What was this thing?

Buying Live Tropical Aquatic Worms

A reader asked where one might be able to purchase small, tropical aquatic worms. Presumably this would exclude the giant tube worm, which lives near undersea volcanic vents and can grow to over seven feet in length. However, for the buyer interested in purchasing tropical aquatic worms of the smaller variety, a number of options abound, including flatworms (phylum Platyhelminthes), roundworms (Nematoda), segmented or “fan” worms (Annelida), and arrow worms (Chaetognatha).

Worms that Crawl Together

A reader wrote to us recently about a group of worms that he observed moving together – that is, the worms were seen crawling “as one,” such that the worms appeared to be traveling “one over the other to get to their destination.” The reader further observed that the worms were relatively small, and that the group consisted of about 50 worms. What type of worms move together, and further, why do worms crawl together as a group anyhow?

The Idiom “To Open a Can of Worms”

“Open a can of worms,” alternatively “opening a can of worms,” is an idiom or saying that indicates that a troublesome situation has been born as a result of a remark or action. In other words, to “open a can of worms” is to unleash potential problems.

Worm Snake

Worm snakes do not eat organic matter like earthworms, they actually feed almost exclusively on earthworms, but these creatures have a number of enemies themselves. They may be eaten by birds, mammals, and other snakes. Worm snakes mate in the fall and spring. The female worm snake lays up to a dozen eggs in the early summer.

Vegetable Eating Worms

Early detection is a good way to prevent vegetable eating worms from multiplying out of control. All you have to do is inspect your plants daily to check for signs of brown or gray moths and white butterflies. You should also inspect for eggs and larvae (worms).

Where Can I Find Ribbon Worms?

Ribbon worms have several other unique abilities and traits. Some may have separate male and female organs (dioecious) while others may have both male and female organs (hermaphroditic). Ribbon worms can also regenerate chopped or damaged parts of their body.

Squirming Underneath the Skin: Could it be Morgellons?

In addition to a squirming underneath the skin or a feeling that thin worms are crawling underneath the skin, individuals with Morgellons Disease report black threadlike materials on the skin or black specks or materials on the clothing.

What is a Jack Pine Budworm?

The jack pine budworm occurs on a regular cycle, but the budworm has only one generation each year. Jack pine eggs typically hatch within 10-14 days.

Alien Worm

An alein worm is actually a newly discovered worm—at least by the water and sewer company in Raleigh, North Carolina, that lives inside old pipes.

What is a Banded Woolly Bear Worm?

After the Isabella tiger moth lays its eggs, the banded woolly bear emerges in the fall. It remains in caterpillar form during the winter. It produces a substance called cryoprotectant, which protects it from the cold during the freezing winter months.

Arachnocampa (Glow Worm)

These stunning creatures can only be found in Australia and New Zealand and they have the amazing ability to produce light naturally. The process glow worms use to produce light is called bioluminescence.

Worms That Eat Your Clothes

It is estimated that winter irrigations can reduce populations of bollworms by as much as 50-70 percent. Another way to control bollworm populations is by cutting off irrigation early.

Marine Ragworm

Like most worms that dwell underneath the soil, some marine ragworms have functional reproductive organs of both sexes. They may even reproduce by self-fertilization. When it is time to mate, the rear part of the ragworms body fills with sperm or eggs.

Dirty Worm Greenhouse NH

Dirty Worm Greenhouse is located between Upper Ox Bow Road and Huckelberry Road. This full service greenhouse & nursery sells trees, shrubs, perennials, bedding plants, herbs, vegetables, and growing supplies.

Swallowtail Worm

Some larvae have scent glands. When agitated, the swallowtail worm can discharge a foul-smelling substance to ward off an attack.

Shipworms

As the shipworm grows, it lengthens its burrow, lining it with a calcareous (calcium) layer secreted by the mantle. Teredo includes about 15 species and it is the most damaging of all shipworms.

Is a Silverfish a Fish or a Worm?

When found in the home, silverfish can be observed hunting for food and moisture. While they can be found anywhere in the home, silverfish are commonly found in the bathtub, washbasin, or sink.

What is a Sea Mouse?

Common species include Aphrodita hastate and A. aculeate. Aphrodita hastate occurs on the North American coast from the Gulf of St. Lawrence to Chesapeake Bay and A. aculeate is a common European species.

Clamworms

Clamworms are not tiny creatures. They can grow up to 36 inches long and one and three-fourths wide. Clamworms have roughly 200 segments and they have a thick head with four pairs of tentacles.

Bloodworms in Animals

The best way to protect your horses from bloodworms is creating “a good prevention program.”

How Much Silk Do Silkworms Produce?

The silk is produced in the salivary glands of the silkworm and it is used for protection during the silkworm’s pupal stage.

Luna Moth Larvae

A member of the Saturniidae family, the Luna Moth has a four and a half inch wingspan, making it one of the largest moths in North America.

How Did a Gordian Worm End Up in My Toilet?

The Gordian worm is a parasite that lives inside crickets, cockroaches, grasshoppers, beetles, and other anthropod pests. The do not infect humans, animals, livestock, or plants.

Do Bedroom Worms Exist?

While there are no specific worm species that live only in bedrooms, there are quite a few types or larvae that prefer to live near fabrics, in storage bins, in grains, cupboards, around drains, and in dark damp places.

Gene Worm

Because the planarian worm also has the right set of worm genes working to make the regeneration process occur perfectly, the worms regenerated body parts are the correct orientation, size, and shape and they also end up exactly in the right place.

Post Labor Day Festivals Predict the Weather?

The Wooly Worm Festival has several versions scattered across the U.S.. WWF takes place in towns such as Banner Elk, North Carolina, Kentucky, and Camargo, Illinois.

Types of Pouch or Case Carrying Worms

It makes a portable case of silk mixed with plants, rock, twigs or sand. In some cases, the caddisfly uses silk alone to create its case, but for the most part, the creature covers it with sand or other debris.

Identify a Worm Like Creature

Worms and caterpillars are not the only worm-like creatures that have differences. Some people are quick to confuse millipedes and centipedes with worms. The obvious differences between these creatures is the fast movement of these leggy creatures and the thousands of tiny legs attached to the body.

3 Foot Worms

The most recent sighting of a giant Palouse earthworm was confirmed in 2005. The Palouse was spotted by a University of Idaho researcher. Seventeen years earlier, in 1988, the worm was spotted by another scientist.

Eating Worms: Harmful or Helpful?

Most worms that dwell in soil and gardens are fairly safe. However, there are many parasitic worms such as heartworms that infect dogs and cats. These worms are very dangerous parasites that can be fatal to both animal and human hosts.

Worm Drivesaw

An interesting fact about the worm drivesaw is that it cost about the same in the mid-1900s as it does in 2010. In the 1920s, the cost was around $105. Today, it costs about $130.

Bioluminescent Insects: The Railroad Worm

Among the many insects that can create their own light is the railroad worm. Railroad worm is a common term used to reference several different insects including beetles of the Phrixothrix genus.

Giant Feather Duster Worm

This worm got its name because it looks like a feather duster, of course, but it’s also colored orange, maroon, and brown. The tube is tan and it is made of filtered particles and protein.

What Do Wooly Worms Eat?

Wooly worms eat a variety of plants and vegetables such as cabbage, spinach, grass, and clover. In order to survive, they must eat large quantities of food before settling in for the winter.

Black and Yellow Worms (Catalpa Sphinx)

The Catalpa Sphinx is actually a common hawk or sphinx moth. It’s the larvae or caterpillar stage that you’re most likely to come across rather than the moth, which is dull and gray in color.

Black Wooly Worm Habits

Prior to settling in for the winter, the wooly worm will survive by eating a variety of plants such as cabbage, spinach, grass, and clover. And to protect itself from predators, the wooly worm will curl up into a ball, exposing only its bristles, which can be quite irritating to the skin.

Beach Worms

Beach worms live in varying beach conditions; however, there are ideal conditions to look for when looking to catch the worms. Soft sand makes it easier to catch beach worms and there are likely to be more of them present than hard sand or sand full of shells.

Eating Worms

Studies have shown that there are certain worms which may be beneficial to the human body. There are also studies that suggest the act of eating worms and eating dirt or other foreign objects is also good for people.

Nematomorpha (Hairworm)

The horsehair worm looks like the thin hair of a horsetail. Horsehair worms are typically dark brown in color, but some are tan, yellow or black. They usually peak during the late summer as well as during the fall months.

Oscar the Grouches Worm

Oscar the Grouches worm Slimey lets kids see the importance of not giving up no matter what your size. He represents the underdog in many situations and yet, he continues to prove that he can do anything he wants.

Glowworm Glow Worm Toy

Another popular glowworm glow worm toy made by Fisher-Price is the Ocean Wonders Soothe & Glow Seahorse. The toy lights up and plays music as well. The musical selections are more varied than other toys.

Blood Worm

There are a few bloodworms that are transparent (you can almost see through them) but they are more commonly known as Glassworms because of their appearance.

What is a Pompeii Worm?

Pompeii worms were first discovered near the Galapagos Islands known for its famous turtles, the explorations of Charles Darwin, and the basis for Darwin’s theory of natural selection.

Worms Found In House

If you are concerned about worms found in your house, there’s no need to panic. House worms are rarely a cause for concern. Nevertheless, house worms can be a nuisance — especially in large numbers. The most common types of house worms include the case bearing clothes moth (larvae), moth flies (larvae), and the immature millipede.

Different Names for Moth Flies

Moth flies are grayish or dark creatures with hundreds of fine hairs covering the wings and the body.

Segmented Worm Types

The earthworm is by far the most vast and varied group of segmented worms on the planet. Just think, there are more than 2,700 different types of earthworm living in every corner of the earth today.

Gummy Worms

Gummy worms come in all colors ranging from striking blue, bright yellow, and outlandish orange to multi-colored and even rich brown — just like real worms! Gummy worms are available in regular, sour, and sugar-free varieties.

Worm Joke

Most of the worm jokes listed here have been around for ages and others are fairly new, but common knowledge. The list below represents a compilation of some of the best worm jokes on the Internet and beyond.

Red Tube Worm

These long and lean worms can grow up to 8 feet long. Like the bottom half of a tube of lipstick, the worms’ tube is tough.

Worms

There are literally thousands of different worm species on the planet today and they play a huge part in helping the earth’s trees, plants, fruits, and vegetables thrive.

Clothes Moth Larvae

Clothes moth larvae are the beginning life stages of the unusual case-bearing clothes moth. They feed on carpets and clothing – even bedding, as well as debris around the home, dried cereal, and vegetable matter.

What’s the Difference Between a Centipede and a Millipede?

Centipedes have flattened bodies and a pair of long, slender antennae. They also have a pair of claws just behind the head. Millipedes and centipedes have segmented bodies, but millipedes have short antennae.

Cottonwood Borer Larvae

The cottonwood borer larvae have no legs, they are creamy white, and oval shaped. The head is brown to black. The larvae can grow up to 1 ½ inch long.

Dessert for Dirt Worms

The worms dirt dessert is a novelty cake of sorts, made from ingredients kids love such as Oreo cookies, cool whip, chocolate pudding, and gummy worms. Used mostly for kid’s birthday parties or Halloween, the “worms dirt dessert” has many different versions, but the following recipe happens to be a favorite.

Worms 4 Mayhem

The Worms 4 Mayhem weapons list includes weapons such as bazookas, homing missiles, shotguns, and sniper rifles as well as poison arrows, grenades, and cluster bombs.

Case Carrying Worms

Worms have the ability to carry little cases around and what’s even more interesting is the cases may be made of everything from a cement-like substance to silk or even sand!

Worms in Faucets

The larvae of moth flies like to hang in and around drains, underneath drain plugs and screens, and inside of pipes. They feed on the gelatinous film found in these areas of bathroom sinks, tubs, toilets and kitchen sinks.

Ribbon Worm

At a minimum of 8 inches long, the ribbon worms body is long and lean with finlike appendages. Some giant ribbon worm species or ‘Lineus longissimus’ may reach up to 100 feet long.

Basement Worms 101

House worms love basements because they love cold, dark, and damp places. A few of the most common types of worms that can be found in homes and basements include the case bearing clothes moth (larvae), moth flies (larvae), and the immature millipede.

Peanut Worms

Much like earthworms, peanut worms prefer to live in moist, dark places. Many peanut worms burrow themselves under rocks and boulders that can be found in the mud or sand or they make their home in reef.

Funky Worm

The Funky Worm single topped the R&B charts back in 1973, and even today, some of the biggest names in hip hop still use the song’s synthesizer solos.

Web Worms in Pecan Trees: Can You Safely Remove them on Your Own?

A professional home and garden exterminator will know exactly how to kill the pests in your pecan trees without killing the earthworms below.

Different Types of Worms

There are literally thousands of different types of worms on the earth. Some can be found in just about any garden or backyard, while others may be found buried beneath the sand on hundreds of beaches overseas.

Worms in Trees

There are so many different types of worms that love to hang out in trees that it’s tough to keep track. Just a few of the different types of worms in trees include bagworms, Catawba worms, apple tree worms, Christmas tree worms, army worms, and catalpa tree worms.

Caring for the Tomato Hornworm

If tomato hornworms are in your garden, chances are, they love what you’re growing. The tomato hornworm loves dill, potatoes, eggplant, peppers, and of course, tomatoes.

How to Get Rid of Bagworms

Bagworms have few known predators and even fewer known parasites, so some of the most effective control measures often involve chemicals. Chemical control of bagworms should last around two weeks.

How to Get Rid of the Flat Worm

The flat worm is usually medium-brown in color with dark markings or stripes. Some worms may appear gray to greenish/gray as well. All types feed on earthworms, so beware.

Can Woolly Worms Really Predict the Winter?

In the American Northeast, it is believed that if the woolly worm has more brown on its body than black, it will be a fair winter. If the woolly worm has more black than brown, the winter will be harsh.

Mann’s Jelly Worms

Mann’s Jelly Worms fall into the “soft bait” category. Mann’s is considered the original jelly worm, with a patented flat paddle tail and unique pattern. The flat paddle tail allows for the perfect amount of action, even in slow currents.

What is a Cucumber Worm?

A cucumber worm is a white worm that tunnels its way into cucumbers and other fruits and vegetables, leaving waste or “frass” at the entry point.

Catawba Worm

The Catawba worm is the larva of the sphinx moth. This black and yellow caterpillar infests the catalpa tree and feeds off of the tree leaves. It is considered a pest mainly because the catalpa tree is popular for it’s magnificent wood that is used for fine cabinetry.

In My Culture They Eat Worms!

One of the most popular of all edible creatures is the worm. Worms are a true delicacy in places such as China and Mexico.

Shipworm

The shipworm is an interesting creature. It has a strong appetite for wood and the unusual ability to tunnel through it, creating the most unusual patterns and holes.

Recipe for Dirt Pudding With Worms

The recipe for dirt pudding with worms isn’t really for a dessert made with real worms. Dirt pudding with worms is a novelty cake made from Oreo cookies, cool whip, chocolate pudding, and gummy worms!

Sod Web Worm

If your lawn, landscape, or crops are infested with sod web worms, you will notice damage around early spring. You can tell which areas have been damaged by the dusty, brown patches dotting the area or landscape.

Bristle Worm

Large bristle worms are usually gray or brownish in color. Some are also salmon pink with white setae around the body. Like most worms, bristle worms are nocturnal, so they are not usually around during the day.

Identifying Worms

There are three broad ecological groups that have been identified for earthworms including: epigeic, endogeic, and anecic. The groups are based on what the earthworms eat and where they tend to live in the soil.

“Sand Case” Carrying Worm?

Worms called gastrotrichs have bodies covered with tiny tubes that secrete a cement. The cement tubes make it appear as though the worm is carrying a case filled with sand!

What Are the Different Types of Green Worms?

Cabbage worms, cabbage loopers, and diamondback worms are all green in color, but vary in richness.

Tequila Worm

Because enough people believed in the myth that the worm contained mescaline, the marketing worked to sell the inferior American versions of “tequila.”

Biblical Meaning “The Worm Never Dies”

The saying or phrase, “The Worm Never Dies” and a number of variations it, can be found in many translations of Mark 9:48. The translation that’s easiest to understand is the “God’s word” translation (1995): “In hell worms that eat the body never die, and the fire is never put out.” Mark 9:48 borrowed “The [...]

Summon the Worms MP3

Summon the Worm is a song composed by American producer, conductor, and composer Brian Tyler. Summon the Worm, from Children of Dune, was also featured as the leader for the show Peking Express – a Belgian/Dutch production

Should I Discard Clothing That May Have Come In Contact With Worms?

Clothes worms are likely to feed on wool and cotton, but rarely will they feed on nylon, acrylic, or polyester. In fact, they prefer not to gnaw on any type of synthetic fiber.

Worms in Apples

There are many different types of apple worms, but the two of the most common types are the apple maggot and codling moths.

White Worms and Apple Trees

Apple maggots eat the flesh inside of maturing apples and they are among the toughest worms to detect from the outside. The apple maggot is the larva of the apple maggot fly. Some are white, others are yellowish in color.

How to Get Rid of Horsehair Worms

Horsehair worms can only parasitize suitable insect hosts, so after crushing pests such as crickets, millipedes, or centipedes, the worms will quickly exit the body and crawl for cover. Unless you kill them right after exiting the body, they parasitize another insect.

Cut Worm

There are several different types of cut worms including solitary surface, subterranean, army, and climbing. Solitary surface cut worms feed on plants by chewing. The bronzed, black, clay-backed, and dingy cut worms belong to this group.

How to Eliminate House Worms: When Spraying is not Enough

If you remove food sources, clean, repair cracks, and destroy all food and shelter sources and you still see a house worm here or there, you can try chemical control. Visit any hardware or home and garden retailer to browse through a number of effective options.

Bag Worm

Because the bag worm goes unnoticed until it is mature, it is tough to control. If there happens to be pesticide residue on surrounding foliage, the mature larvae may pupate early. The bag worm has few known predators and even fewer known parasites, so some of the most effective control measures often involve chemicals.

Christmas Tree Worm

The Christmas tree worm is Christmas tree-shaped, hence the name “christmas tree worm,” with dazzling twin spirals of plumes used for feeding and respiration.

Phoenix Worms

The scientific name for the Phoenix Worm is “hermetia illucens linnaeus.” It is the larvae of the soldier fly. The larvae has a soft, bullet-shaped body. The body is flattened and it is covered with firm, tough skin.

Ugly Worm

Part of the Uglydoll family, Ugly Worm was the 2007 winner of “Creative Child’s Seal of Excellence Award.” The company sells all sizes of the Ugly Worm, but the most popular size is the 2-foot Uglys-Uglyworm.

Download Songs by Arrogant Worms

If you’re interested in downloading songs by Arrogant Worms, you’re in luck. Amazon.com offers several dozen Arrogant Worm songs for around $.99 each. You can also buy Arrogant Worm CD’s at Amazon.com or you can purchase them from Maplemusic.com.

Is it a Worm or a Flowerpot Snake?

Ramphotyphlops braminus earned the name “flowerpot snake” because they have managed to make their way to other parts of the world through the plant trade. They typically live in urban and agricultural areas, burrowing their way into the ground to live in termite and ant nests.

The Used: The Bird and The Worm

The Bird and the Worm by The Used was nukber 9 on the Modern Rock Charts in 2007 and number 7 on the Billboard Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles.

Edict of Worms

At the Edict of Worms, Martin Luther was asked if he would retract his teachings, which were condemned by the pope.

Wax Worms

Wax worms are considered parasites. They infest honeybee colonies where they feed on cast larval skins, pollen, and honey. Fortunately, wax worms also have a number of important uses.

Lair of the White Worm

Released on October 21, 1988, Lair of the Worm received several award nominations and one win. The film was nominated for a Saturn Award for Best Costumes and Best Actress (1990), and an International Fantasy Film Award for Best Film (1989). Lair of the Worm won the Fantafestival Best Special Effects Award in 1989.

Do Worms Live Alone or In Groups?

Rarely will you find a lone worm writhing around in the soil with no other worms to be found. Worms must live in the soil, but not just any soil. Due to certain ideal conditions, large numbers of worms will gravitate towards certain areas. This means that you will find worms living in large groups, [...]

The Arrogant Worms

The Canadian Arts Presenters Association recognized The Arrogant Worms as the “Touring Act of the Year” in 2003. The worms have performed at major sporting events, festivals, and corporate functions.

Difference Between a Virus and a Worm

Some of the most sophisticated worms can actually tunnel into your computer and give users remote access to your system.

Worm Gears

When properly mounted and lubricated, worm gears are the smoothest running type of gearing available, and the quietest.

Seeding Catalpa Worm Trees

Transplanted catalpa trees will grow almost anywhere. This means that you can plant them in just about any soil.

The Basics of Blood Worms

Not to be confused with the leech, which is a carnivorous or bloodsucking worm, the bloodworm is the larvae of the midge and it feeds on algae and detritus. Blood worms are red because their blood plasma contains haemoglobin, like human blood. Also spelled “hemoglobin,” haemoglobin increases its ability to take up oxygen. The larvae [...]

Worm Snake

A worm snake is any of various harmless burrowing snakes of wormlike appearance. The name worm snake is often given to blind snakes of the family Typhlopidae. The American worm snake, Carphophis amoena, of the eastern United States, of the family Colubridae, is brown or blackish in color, with a pink belly. The worm snake [...]

Glow Worm

Not to be confused with glow worm beetles, the glow worm has the amazing ability to produce light naturally and they can only be found in Austrailia and New Zealand. The process that the glow worm uses to produce light is called bioluminescence. During this biochemical reaction several components work together to emit light. These [...]

Christmas Tree Worms

Christmas tree worms (Spirobranchus giganteus) are found on coral reefs in tropical waters around the world. Christmas tree worms are not dangerous to humans and both male and female Christmas tree worms exist. They reproduce by casting their eggs and sperm directly into the water. The eggs are fertilized in the water then develop into [...]

California Blackworm Farms How To

What are California Blackworms? California blackworms (Lumbriculus variegatus), are an aquatic worm used as fish food and can be purchased at many pet stores that sell fish and aquarium supplies. Mature blackworms are usually composed of about 150-250 segments. They are hermaphroditic, meaning, they contain both male and female sex organs. Sexual reproduction, presumed to [...]

House Worms: Types, Prevention and Control

There are so many different types of house worms that it would be tough to list them all here. But just a few of the most common types of house worms include the case bearing clothes moth (larvae), moth flies (larvae), and the immature millipede. Continue reading to learn about these common house worms and [...]

The Woolly Worm: Life Cycle and Care

The furry woolly worm can be spotted during the fall months in great numbers inching along the ground. While you will notice them in great numbers during the fall months, the woolly worm actually has two life cycles, so they can also be found inching around in June and July. Woolly worms may look small, [...]

Bathroom Worms or Moth Flies?

If you’ve noticed small worm-like creatures crawling around on your bathroom floor or around the drains in your sinks, chances are they are the larvae of the moth fly. Moth flies, also called “drain flies,” “filter flies,” or “sewer flies,” are grayish or dark. They have hundreds of fine hairs covering the wings and the [...]

How to Remove a Worm Virus for Free

If your computer is infected with a worm virus, don’t panic. In most cases, a worm virus can be removed for free. Before we dive into the free ways to remove a worm virus, it’s important to understand exactly what worm virus are, the different kinds, and what problems each can cause. What are worm [...]

Tent Worms

Tent worms are classified in the phylum Arthropoda class Insecta, order Lepidoptera, superfamily Bombycoidea, and family Lasiocampidae. Also called “tent caterpillar,” the tent worm earned its name for the large silk tents or webs that they spin during the spring in the cracks and cervices of trees. Their favorite places to spin are apple trees [...]

Catalpa Worm

The catalpa worm is the larva of the sphinx moth. This black and yellow caterpillar infests the catalpa tree, feeding mainly off of the trees leaves. It is considered a pest mainly because the catalpa tree is popular for it’s magnificent wood, which is used for fine cabinetry. The catalpa tree belongs to the family [...]

Worms in Clothes

If you have ever unpacked a storage bin or chest filled with clothes only to find a bunch of holes in them, chances are the larvae of a tiny moth attacked your duds. And not just any larvae, but the larvae of a strange and annoying type of house pest called the case-bearing clothes moth [...]

Is it a Worm or a Millipede?

If you witnessed a worm-like creature, with what appears to be more than 100 legs, racing across your kitchen floor, chances are it wasn’t really a worm. While it’s easy to mistake these leggy creatures for worms due to their elongated segmented-like bodies, the more accurate you are at identifying them, the better you will [...]

How to Get Rid of Grub Worms

Before attempting to get rid of grub worms, you can confirm that you have an infestation by digging up the top three to four inches of soil, roots, and thatch. Simply sift through the materials and look for the larvae. If you find them, then its time to explore treatment options.

Segmented Worms

The earthworm is by far the most vast and varied group of segmented worms on the planet. Just think, there are more than 2,700 different types or earthworm living in every corner of the earth today.

Grub Worms

Also known as “white grubs” or “white grub worms,” grub worms are the larvae of scarab beetles. White grub worms are either white or gray, with a dark posterior abdomen and a brown head. Their longish wormlike bodies curl into C-shape. If you see a grub worm or several grub worms writhing around on your [...]

Worms Armageddon

Worms Armageddon is a video game for all ages. It’s a battle game that allows the player to command “worm armies” to do battle against unsuspecting worm enemies. The game is also comical in a sense, because the worms smile quite a bit and they use silly antics to get the job done. The worm [...]

Guinea Worm

Also called, dracunculiasis (pronounced: dra-KUNK-you-LIE-uh-sis), Guinea worm is a parasitic worm infection that occurs mainly in Africa. In fact, more than half of all cases of Guinea worm disease are reported from the southern Sudan region. Each year, 1,000 cases of Guinea worm disease are also reported in countries such as Benin, Burkina Faso, Ghana, [...]

Travel Worm

Don’t worry. Travel Worm isn’t a nasty parasite that you can get while traveling. Travel worm is actually an online destination for deals and discounts of all kinds on everything related to travel. At Travel Worm, visitors can find deals and discounts on hotel reservations, flights, vacation packages, car rentals, cruise, tickets and group bookings. [...]

How to Care for Woolly Worms

Caring for Woolly Worms isn’t that difficult if you have a few simple tools such as a calendar, a container or cage, and the right feed. Before we discuss how to care for woolly worms, here is a bit of information about woolly worms. About Woolly Worms The woolly worm (also spelled “wooly worm”) is [...]

Worm Pictures

If you’re interested in worm pictures, you can always find them online, of course. However, some online resources for worm pictures are much better than others. Many online resources offer only a few worm pictures while others may offer hundreds. If you’re looking for a large number of worm pictures all in one place, there [...]

What Do Worms Eat?

They say flies are the filthiest insects on earth. Flies will feast on just about anything, including feces, dead animals, and even blood. They also eat nectar, plant sap, and other insects. At the opposite end of the spectrum are worms. Worms are among the “cleanest” insects on earth. They don’t dine on blood or [...]

Ring Worms

Ring worms, also spelled “ringworms,” are human parasites. Often referred to as “circle worms,” these human parasites (and many others) are often misunderstood. Some people refer to human parasites as “belly worms” and some people even believe that belly worms actually live in the belly button. They also believe that ring worms are actual worms. [...]

Worm Gear

Worm gear or “worm gears” are right angle drives which provide large speed ratios on comparatively short center distances from ¼”-11”. Most professionals would agree that when installed properly – meaning, properly mounted and lubricated, worm gears are the smoothest running type of gearing, and the quietest. According to Rushgears.com, “efficiency of worm gear drives [...]

Diet of Worms

Diet of Worms (1521) is the most famous of the imperial diets held at Worms, Germany. Holy Roman Emperor Charles V conducted it from January 28, 1521 to May 25, 1521. After disposing of other business, notably the question of the Reichsregiment, Diet of Worms took up the question of the defiant behavior of Martin [...]

The Bird and the Worm

The Bird and the Worm is a song by the American rock band “The Used.” The Bird and the Worm is the bands first single from its third studio album, Lies for the Liars released May 2007. Produced by John Feldmann, The Bird and the Worm was #9 on the Modern Rock Charts in 2007 [...]

Could your Dog’s Health Problems be Related to Worms?

If your dog is acting strangely, he could be depressed, he could have a stomach ache or he could be infected with worms. Parasitic worms are very common among dogs and cats, so recognizing the symptoms is important to getting to bottom of your pet’s health problems. Parasitic worms come in all shapes and sizes. [...]

Worms Dirt Dessert

Believe it or not, in some parts of the world insects are considered a delicacy. In some countries, crickets are considered crunchy and tasty, and in others cockroaches are seen as stew-worthy. The cravings for insects don’t stop at crickets and cockroaches — worms are also a delicacy in many parts of the world. In [...]

Worm Identification

Worm identification falls under the branch of zoology dealing with insects called, entomology. According to the MSN Encarta Encyclopedia: “Although insects were studied as early as the 4th century bc, particularly by Aristotle, the modern science did not begin to develop until the 17th century ad. The science of entomology received great impetus in the [...]

The Funky Worm The Ohio Players

“Funky Worm” was released in 1973 by the funk band known as The Ohio Players. While the Funky Worm single topped the R&B charts back in 1973, some of the biggest names in hip hop still use the song’s synthesizer solos today. Just a few include: Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, N.W.A., DJ Jazzy [...]

Round Worms

Round worm, also spelled “roundworm” or called “nematode,” is the common name for any of a phylum of unsegmented terrestrial, marine or freshwater worms. Round worms make up the phylum Nematoda and there are approximately 12,000 known species of round worms and thousands of unknown species exist. Many include the Gordian worms or the “Horsehair [...]

Tomato Worms

Tomato worms are one of nature’s two most popular types of hornworms. The other is the tobacco worm. The scientific name for tomato worms or the “tomato hornworm” is Manduca quinquemaculata. While tomato worms are not considered harmful to humans, they are extremely harmful to plants, vegetables, and landscaping. Tomato worms appetites’ are extremely healthy, [...]

Types of Worms

There are so many worms living inside the earth that it’s impossible to list them all here. That said, there are some worm groups that are larger than others such as the earthworm and the inch worm. While there are more than 4,400 different types of worms, there are 2,700 different types or earthworm alone [...]

Meal Worms

There are several types of worms that can be used as bait for fish, reptiles, and birds. Two of the most popular types include the Bait Worm and the Meal Worm. Meal worms are the larva of the mealworm beetle, which is the species of darkling beetle. Because of their high protein content, meal worms [...]

Bag Worms

Bag worms are interesting creatures. They grow on the inside of little bags that can be found hidden inside the bark of the tree trunks. Inside these bags, you might find hundreds, if not thousands of eggs containing bag worms (Thyridopteryx ephemeraeformis). The larva prefer red cedar and arborvitae but they also like apple, birch, [...]

The Silkmoth

A silkworm is the larvae of the silkworm moth. The silkworm moth is also called “Cecropia Moth” and it is the largest North American moth. The silkworm larvae’s favorite food is white mulberry and it has a very strong appetite. Silkworms are large in size and they have several other uses to humans outside of [...]

Dog Worms

Before you can treat dog worms, the first thing you must do is figure out what kind of dog worm your pooch has and how he came in contact with them. Your dog can have any number of parasitic worms in his system, such as the half-inch-long hookworm or a tapeworm. The tapeworm can reach [...]

How to Get Rid of Blackworm Infestations in Commercial Structures

Blackworms can be found in just about any city, town or rural area in the United States. They typically live in muddy areas, especially shallow water. Blackworms can be found in droves in ponds and marshes. It is not uncommon for blackworms to migrate to other warm, moist or humid areas. Blackworms belong to the [...]

Pin Worms (Pinworms)

Pin worms or “pinworms” belong to the family Oxyuridae, order Oxyuroidea, and the phylum Nematoda. The pin worm is classified as Enterobius vermicularis. Threadworms are also classified as Enterobius vermicularis. Pinworm is the most prevalent parasite infection in the United States and Europe. While it is most commonly found in school-aged children, it can occur [...]

Anatomy of a Worm

While a lizard will lose its tail as a means of protection, if a worm loses either end (the anterior or the posterior) it’s usually at the hands of a predator, an unfortunate accident or a curious human that believes the worm will regenerate if they chop it in half. Unlike lizards, the worm protects [...]

Worms and “Coiling”

There are literally hundreds of thousands of worm species in the world today and roughly 2,700 are earthworms. Although there are thousands of different species of worms around the world, worms share a number of common characteristics. Their physical characteristics are similar as well as their diet, reproduction, where they live, and defense mechanisms. Worm [...]

The Worm Song

If you’re looking for the worm song, you came to the right place! Some of us are familiar with the Halloween worm some with the eerie background music, while others can recite the lyrics to the childhood “I Eat Worms” song on cue. Below you will find the lyrics to the three most popular worm [...]

Free Trojan Worm Removal

In the computer world, the words “Trojan” and “worm” are not exactly the same thing, although many people believe that they are. True, a Trojan and a worm are both malicious programs that can damage your computer. And in some cases, they can damage your computer beyond repair. Another similarity is that Trojans and worms [...]

Dirt Cake with Gummy Worms

Worms are a delicacy in many parts of the world such as China and Mexico. In Mexico worm tacos are common and everyone is familiar with the old “worm on the bottom of the tequila glass” right? And in China, worm bamboo shoots and worm jelly are normal delicacies. Some are even expensive. Back over [...]

Worms

There are more than 2,700 species of earthworms in existence today and they can be found in just about every corner of the earth. They live in trees, in bark, and under rocks as well as along rivers and near springs, and ponds. Their favorite place to live, however, is in the earth’s rich soil. [...]

Dog Worms Symptoms

One of the most disturbing sights you will ever see is a worm wriggling around in your beloved pets feces. If they are crawling around in your pets stool, unfortunately, they are also crawling around in your pet’s intestines. While there are many dog worm symptoms, finding worms in your dog’s feces is one of [...]

Woolly Worm Folklore

The woolly worm is actually a caterpillar or the larvae of the Isabella tiger moth. The tiger moth belongs to the arctiidae family, which has 11,000 species of moths around the world. The tiger moth is a beautiful creature with bright colors such as scarlet, yellow, orange, and white and rich hues ranging from black [...]

Red Thread-like Worms: Parasite or Creatures From the Earth?

If you find a worm in the latrine, whether the facility is located in a restaurant or an office building, chances are the parasite passed through someone’s body and into the water.

How Do Worms Survive In the Soil?

Did you know that worms are 1,000 times stronger than humans? Did you know that worms are hemaphrodites? This means they have both male and female sex organs! Worms are amazing creatures, so these are just a few interesting facts about our cold-blooded friends. Another interesting characteristic of the worm is its habitat. Worms live [...]

Lepidopterans Species Effect on the Juniper

Juniper is the main sustenance for the larvae of several Lepidopterans species. These include: Bucculatrix inusitata, Juniper Carpet, Juniper Pug, Juniper Webworm (Dichomeris marginella), Chionodes electella, Chionodes viduella, and Pine Beauty.

The Case-bearing Clothes Moth

The Case-bearing Clothes Moth (Tinea pellionela) is probably one of the most annoying, yet strangest types of house pests in existence today. Even stranger are its larvae. The larvae of a Case-bearing Clothes Moth are white in color and they carry around a “caseâ€? that can reach up to 10 mm in length — a case that’s usually made from a combination of self-made silk and the very materials they feed on.

Getting Rid of Silverfish

Much like plants and flowers, pests are also seasonal. During the warm summer season, you might notice swarms of gnats flying around outdoors and towards the end of the summer or early fall, you may notice an increase in the number of centipedes crawling around on your kitchen floor. There are a number of house pests that can invade your home seasonally or even year round. One such house pest is the silverfish.

The Hammerhead Flatworm

The hammerhead flatworm can reach up to 20 inches long and its body is very slimy, which allows it to move along the ground in a gliding motion. The body secretes mucus from glands on its belly or underside. The hammerhead is native to Indo-China, but it makes its way around the world by traveling in greenhouse plants.

Bagworms and Bark

The bagworm larva prefer red cedar and arborvitae above all as well as apple, birch, black locust, cypress, elm, juniper, oak, pine, poplar, spruce, and sycamore. The bagworm occurs mostly from New England to Nebraska and south through the state of Texas.

Banded Woolly Bear

While the banded woolly bear does not use its bristles for protection, it has another defense mechanism. If handled or threatened in any way, the banded woolly bear will simply play dead.

The Jack Pine Budworm: Pine Trees Worst Enemy

Jack pine budworms are considered to be the most damaging pests to pine trees, especially jack pines. Jack pine budworms feed off the needles of pine strands. It is native to North America and not only is it damaging to pines, it can cause enough damage to contribute significantly to wildfires.

Blackworms

Blackworms can be found in just about any city, town or rural area in the United States. They typically live in muddy areas, especially shallow water. Blackworms can be found in droves in ponds and marshes. Blackworms belong to the Phylum Annelida; Class Name Oligochaeta, Genus and Species Lumbriculus variegates. Blackworms are also called “California blackworms” and “mudworms.”

Non-Toxic Ways to Eliminate Inch Worms

Whether you’re a farmer, a gardener or a novice, you may have experienced an inch worm infestation at one point or another. More than likely the inch worm infestation caused so much damage to your crops, plants or garden that you may have resorted to poisonous chemical remedies to treat the infestation. These remedies may have been effective, but you may have concerns about the toxic nature of these chemicals. Fortunately, there are several less toxic and non-toxic ways to control inch worm infestations.

Inch Worm

Much like spiders, some inch worms have the ability produce thin delicate lines. In some cases, these thin lines are made of silk.

Are Bristleworm Stings Dangerous?

The bristles or “setae” of the bristleworm are so tough that they can penetrate skin, causing a painful “sting.” Depending on the type of bristleworm, the sting can cause burning, inflammation, numbness, pain, redness, and swelling at the bite or sting site.

White and Gray Grub Worms

If you’re curious about those whitish, gray grub worms with brown faces writhing around in your grass, first of all, don’t worry – they’re harmless to humans. These grub worms are the larvae of scarab beetles, and they are known as “white grubs.�

The Tomato Worm and Its Cocoon

The tomato worm pupa or cocoon is brown, hard, and around an inch and a half long. The pupa or cocoon waits out the winter season (overwinters) and hatches in the spring.

Bait Worms

Believe it or not, the market for bait worms is huge in the U.S. and in most other parts of the world. It is estimated that in the state of Maine alone, more than 200 tons of bait worms are produced each year and in the UK, more than 700 tons are produced each year for both commercial and personal use.

Parasites in Humans

It is believed that at any given time the human body may be infected with dozens of different types of parasites. Some are microscopic while others are quite visible to the naked eye. Some parasites are found more often in animals – the bloodworm typically infects horses, and others may affect humans more often.

The Catalpa Sphinx (Black and Yellow Worm)

The glow worm may attract the most attention when it comes to intrigue and beauty, but there is another worm that may attract attention for an altogether different reason. This worm is so odd looking, that one can’t help but wonder “what kind of worm is that?” The black and yellow worm dangling from a lone leaf or making its way up the trunk of a tree is commonly called a Catalpa Sphinx. Cool name for a cool worm, huh?

Is It a Worm or a Centipede?

It’s brown, it’s long, it’s shiny – so it must be a worm, right? Not necessarily. While many worms are brown in color, some can be shiny, and most are long, there are several sure signs that the animal you just found slithering around on your floor is probably a centipede – not a worm.

Pinworms

It is estimated that more than 40 million people become infected with pinworms each year. While people of all ages can become infected with pinworms, children and teens (ages 5-14) make up the majority of new cases reported each year.

The Difference Between Caterpillars and Worms

One of the most obvious differences between caterpillars and worms is caterpillars move around on three pairs of legs, while worms have no limbs at all. Worms move around by contracting their segments.

The Bollworm: Cotton’s Worst Enemy

One of the single most destructive worms in the world of cotton farming is the bollworm or the “pink bollworm.â€? Also called “pink cotton bollworm,” the bollworm is actually the larvae of a moth. Not only does the bollworm attack cotton with a vengeance, it will also attack alfalfa, beans, corn, flax, peas, soybeans, tomatoes, and the fruiting bodies of just about any other commercial crop.

Silkworms

Silkworms are one of the most important types of worms in the world today. Silk worms are not significant because they have any major effect on the environment or crops, they are significant because they produce one of the world’s most precious commodities – silk. Because of this, silkworms are no longer found in nature. They are totally dependent on humans for reproduction.

Tomato and Tobacco Hornworms

Tomato and tobacco hornworms are two of nature’s most popular types of hornworms. Their scientific names are Manduca quinquemaculata (tomato hornworm) and Manduca Sexta (tobacco hornworm).

Why Worms Hate Light and Heat

Worms prefer complete darkness because the light affects them in the worst way. Light does not kill worms, but if worms spend too much time in the light (typically one hour), they become paralyzed.

White Worms (Pasta Worms)

While white worms come in all sizes from small pinworms to larger worms, one of the most common white worm sightings is the variety that most resembles spaghetti or angel hair pasta.

Belly Worms

Some people refer to human parasites as “belly worms” and ringworms as “circle worms.” Some people even believe that “belly worms” actually live in the belly button and they also believe that “circle worms” are actually “worms.” Neither is true. The truth is, belly worms are called “parasites” and they do not live in the belly button (as some people may believe), but rather deep inside of the stomach and the intestines of humans and animals.

Feline Worms

There are several different kinds of feline worms, none of which live outside the body. The only types of parasites that can be found on cat’s hair and skin include external parasites such as fleas, ticks, ear mites, and ringworm. The word “ringworm� can be deceiving, however, because ringworm is not actually a worm, but rather a fungal disease of the skin and hair.

Wax Worms Effect on Human Skin

According to the Cornell Waste Management Institute of the famed Cornell University, worms do not bite. In fact, in nature wax worms do not feed on anything but pollen, honey, cocoons, and beeswax. Wax worm breeders have no problems feeding their inventory of wax worms without the help of pollen and cocoons. These squirmy little creatures can also survive off of an artificial diet of a mixture of dog food, water, and honey or a mixture of Gerber’s mixed cereal, glycerin, honey, and water.

Horsehair Worms: The World’s Thinnest Worms

Also called the “Gordian worm� the horsehair worm is a parasite that not only lives in crickets, but they also live inside of cockroaches, grasshoppers, and beetles.

Glow Worms (Arachnocampa)

If you think you can make an average every day worm glow in the dark by feeding it certain foods or poking it with a stick, think again! Not to be confused with “glow worm beetles,� glow worms have the amazing ability to produce light naturally and they can only be found in Austrailia and New Zealand.

Small Dirt Craters: Worms or Antlions?

Tiny craters appearing in soil are sometimes mistaken for worm infestations. These are the work of antlions, sometimes called doodlebugs, which are beneficial insects that trap ants.

Iceworms

Mysterious iceworms are indeed real and thriving in glaciers and methane ocean beds. Increased interest in iceworms could lead to long-term human survival in the cold.

Glow Worms: green nightcrawlers are easy-to-spot bait

Nightcrawlers, a popular brown fish bait, are now sold as glow worms. The glow-in-the-dark green nightcrawler worms are quite attractive to catfish and other game species.

The Woolly Worm Festival (a/k/a Wooly Worm Festival)

The Woolly Worm festival (sometimes spelled as “Wooly Worm” festival) draws 25,000 Woolly Worm enthusiasts annually to Banner Elk, North Carolina to see these fuzzy, woolly worms (actually caterpillars) race.

The Mongolian Death Worm

The Mongolian Death Worm, a deadly beast said to be two to five feet in length, has never been confirmed. Nor, however, has the Mongolian Death Worm ever been disproved.

The Tequila Worm

While many myths surround the tequila worm, the number one question about the tequila worm is “do people really eat it?”

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