Articles About Interesting Worms
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 baitNightcrawlers, 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 WormThe 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 WormWhile many myths surround the tequila worm, the number one question about the tequila worm is “do people really eat it?”
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