Posted on 08/28/2014 1:54:35 PM PDT by TurboZamboni
APPLETON, Wis. — Wisconsin officials have confirmed an invasive worm species has been discovered in Appleton.
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources forest specialist Linda Williams tells Post-Crescent Media (http://post.cr/YXIBvA) Thursday that the Asian crazy worm was found within city limits.
She says the DNR is creating a team of experts to advise policymakers on the Asian crazy worm problem.
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priorities- they have them
Just found in a park near Pittsburgh as well.
http://www.wpxi.com/news/news/local/menace-worms-its-way-north-park-causing-destructio/ng9Zb/
DNR officials are blaming fishermen who dump their leftover bait on the ground before heading home.
Asian Crazy Worms would be a good name for a rock band.
< / Dave Barry >
LOL...that was funny!
If it’s Asian, shouldn’t it be the “clazy” worm?
There isn’t a doubt in my mind that “crazy worms” have
been infesting the demoncrat party all this time.
I’m more likely to toss them in the lake for the fish.
dump your coffee grounds in the garden to get more worms and crazier worms.
I always liked the name of the 80s punk band, “Youth in Asia”.
Harvest them, freeze them and export them to China. Capitalism at its finest.
In Junior High, I wondered why everyone was so concerned about young people in the far east. I had no idea why there was such a controversy about Youth In Asia.
Seriously!
Asian Crazy Worm
!
The hungry Asian worms eat up all the leaf litter and other organic matter they can find, leaving no nutrients for the forest’s plants to consume.
Don’t they create worm castings which are used as excellent fertilizer?
Evidently not.
Liberals.
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