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Red Worms Infesting Woman’s Bathroom are Bloodworms
Red, "free-moving, thread-like" worms of varying lengths were discovered in the bathroom of this concerned woman. She says they look "dangerous and unpredictable" given their speed, and worries that they might be parasitic to humans. Continue reading [...]
Tiny, Tan Worms in Arizona Home are Sewage Worms
Tiny worms are being consistently found by this reader in his Arizona home. The worms in question appear to be tan in color, and are 1-inch in length, according to our reader. Continue reading [...]
Red-Striped Worm in Toilet is a Tubifex Worm
A long red-striped worm was found by this concerned reader in the South East of the UK. She discovered the worm after she and her children came back from a holiday and used the toilet; she is worried that it may have come from one of them. Continue reading [...]
Red, String-Like Worm in Bathroom Sink is a Tubificid Worm (Tubifex Tubifex)
A "red, string-like" worm was found in the bathroom sink of this woman in East Texas. According to our "horrified" reader, the worm was "wiggling out of the overflow", and she has never seen anything like it before. Continue reading [...]
Red Worms in Man’s Toilet are Midge Fly Larvae
Red worms were found in the toilet bowl belonging to this man, who wishes that we identify them and provide instructions on how to get rid of them. The picture provided does not offer much insight into what these worms look like, other than the fact that they are minuscule in size, and that their bodies are very flexible, and they can bend and curl in many different ways. Continue reading [...]
Planarian Flatworms Found in San Diego Water Feature
Several worms of different shapes and sizes were pulled out from a water feature in San Diego by this reader who is having trouble identifying them. The worms appear to be clear and tan in color, long in length, but flat in girth. It is difficult to tell from the image if they are textured, or smooth/slimy, but given their transparency, we would place more bets on these worms being slimy to the touch. Continue reading [...]
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