Poisonous Hammerhead Worm Found In Texas After Flooding

Outkick ^ | August 20, 2024 | Amber Harding

[Red Badger]

SCROLL DOWN PAST THE OTHER STORIES, THIS ONE IS LAST, FOR THE VIDEO.................

[lee martell]

Oh, they’re talking about a worm, not a Democrat!
Oops.

[Red Badger]

I’d never even heard of a Hammerhead worm!...............

[lee martell]

It would take RAID, or an entire can of unscented Right Guard deodorant to kill it. Hopefully, some hungry Buzzard will enjoy the taste.

[Fungi]

When I see “y’all” it tells me the author is stupid or trying to garner approval from unknown segment of society. Annoying zeitgeist, started with the feds and ivermectint.

[TChad]

Poisonous Hammerhead Worms! Now doesn’t that just SCREAM “endangered species.”

[stanne]

Texas is as big as most European countries. It has coastal regions and desert

Does anyone care to freaking tell us where this things are?

[No name given]

Nor did I.

[TangoLimaSierra]

“Poisonous”. Good grief.

[stanne]

Well this Texan girl has stopped the car in the driveway backing out having spotted a snake, tiptoed to pick up the axe from the toolbox and severed that thing into tow with one shot. I do not way to wonder where it is in my house.

So. Ya…

Someone please tell us where these are

[WeaslesRippedMyFlesh]

LOL

Never thought I’d hear a reference to Sexxy Red on FreeRepublic.

She popped up on a station mix once and whoa!

Stripper soundtrack.

[lefty-lie-spy]

They are better known as planarians. They really aren’t a “worm”. They are very cool though. We get an invasive species here that I’ve seen up to three feet long.

[patriot torch]

Sounds like a scify script

[Red Badger]

SOUTHEAST TEXAS..................

[Captainpaintball]

Lemme guess... COME FROM CHI-NA?

[Red Badger]

Nope, they live here.................

[Red Badger]

Y’all is a perfectly good Southern dialectical word...................

[Joe 6-pack]

We’ve had these in Alabama for a couple years now, supposedly got here from Asia. They’re horrible for a garden because they eat earthworms. They have no natural predators here in the US. I threw one, about 5-6” long, in a plastic 5 gallon bucket and at shimmied right up the side and out of it. The best you can do is keep a tub or jar with vinegar and salt and chuck them in it when you find them.

[ansel12]

I wonder if the prices have come down on those consumer flamethrowers that hit the market a couple of years ago?

[xoxox]

They’re only a problem if they have lasers.