worms...natures retarded snake.

[ToKEN]

so I was outside smokin and I was watchin this pretty big worm...I actually saved him from drying out on the pavement and put him ontop of the dirt and watched him go to work...how the hell do they dig?! they have no mouths...or do they? they confuse me so bad! anyone else a fan of the silly little wiggly worm?

 

[NOYB]

I actually saved him from drying out on the pavement and put him ontop of the dirt?

I would have fed it to my fish...lol. Worms are great and help make the world go round.

 

[Megas]

If worms are anything like snakes then I'm a retarded beaver.

If you go fishing take your worms back to the city they kill forests.

 

[geopolitical]

Worms are not native to most of north america. They're an invasive species that is completely changing ecosystems as they creep into them.

 

[h^2 O]

oh man that's messed up i never thought of that. Yeah i mean night crawlers must be from Vietnam or something and we're introducing it over and over in the US every time we fish and let the worms go

 

[grasper]

worms are coming: 2012 watch.....watch out

 

[Stoner4Life]

the 'american earthworm' is beneficial to forest environs, here in MN
we have too many 'european earthworms' that don't leave behind the
same amount of undecayed leaf matter, here's what Wiki says:

A total of approximately 182 earthworm taxa in 12 families are reported from America north of Mexico, i.e., USA & Canada, of which 60 (ca. 33%) are exotic/introduced. Only two genera of Lumbricid earthworms are indigenous to North America while introduced genera have spread to areas where earthworms did not formerly exist, especially in the north where forest development relies on a large amount of undecayed leaf matter. When worms decompose that leaf layer, the ecology may shift making the habitat unsurvivable for certain species of trees, ferns and wildflowers.

We're losing out forests here in northern MN very slowly to this very issue, I've known about this scenario since moving here in '88 and reading up on the impact of foreign species to our environment.

 

[9Lives]

I love earthworms..my garden buddies..i collect them and put them in my compost pile. They really help speed things up..

 

[ToKEN]

whats up 9lives and S4L?! long time no see!

 

[CannaExists]

Worms are not native to most of north america. They're an invasive species that is completely changing ecosystems as they creep into them.

Damn humans and worms should be butt-buddies.

 

[EvilRaven1031]

 

[slappyjack]

Next spring when your yard is over-saturated with rain, stomp your foot on the grass and you'll hear thousands of worms squirm away in panic. The sound they make as a collective is really impressive.

 

[geopolitical]

One of the native species of worms to north america is a big fat white lump that smells of lilies.

 

[Stoner4Life]

One of the native species of worms to north america is a big fat white lump that smells of lilies.

a riddle?

Rush Limbaugh in his boyfriends garden!

what do I win?

 

[MrMcBean]

Next spring when your yard is over-saturated with rain, stomp your foot on the grass and you'll hear thousands of worms squirm away in panic. The sound they make as a collective is really impressive.

 

[fully baked]

Next spring when your yard is over-saturated with rain, stomp your foot on the grass and you'll hear thousands of worms squirm away in panic. The sound they make as a collective is really impressive.

I used to go worming kinda like that with a pitchfork. Late at night after a rain, just go out there wiggling that pitchfork in the ground and they would come right up. Never knew worms could collectively scream like that until then...

 

[Strainbrain]

One of the native species of worms to north america is a big fat white lump that smells of lilies.

... I think I went to high school with her.

-s

 

[nepalnt21]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24Sw-CCHyaY

 

[flubnutz]

worms are cool. the worm castings are good, the worms help the soil ... but this european worm, thats news to me ... maybe they leave garlicky castings

and, i like watching the robins in the spring after a rain, pulling big worms out of the ground and swallowing em like oysters