Name: Slimy, non-native hammerhead worms may appear in Tennessee gardens — posing a threat to earthworms
Uploaded: 2024-05-31T02:25:03Z
Channel: TEGNA
Description: The worm can regenerate if it is cut apart. To get rid of them, people should cover them with salt or rubbing alcohol. Or, they can put them in a bag and freeze them

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Slimy, non-native hammerhead worms may appear in Tennessee gardens — posing a threat to earthworms

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The worm can regenerate if it is cut apart. To get rid of them, people should cover them with salt or rubbing alcohol. Or, they can put them in a bag and freeze them

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