does anyone know what red worms turn into?
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Nothing. They stay red worms unless someone comes along and paints them. If they use green paint, then they turn into green worms.
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Weeeeellllll......... what I did for MY problem was send him an e-mail that basically said: I like worms! Worms are crazy! I was crazy once! They locked me in a rubber room! I was cold, cold like the ground. Hey, worms live in the ground!  I like worms! Worms are crazy! I was crazy once! They locked me in a rubber room! I was cold, cold like the ground. Hey, worms live in the ground! I like worms! Worms are crazy! I was crazy once! They locked me in a rubber room! I was cold, cold like the ground. Hey, worms live in the ground! and so on...... that should work! hE hasn't e-mailed back yet!!!!
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Idk but my computer has not gotten it yet. If you want more info on this worm go here.http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/js.yamanner@m.html
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worms like to come to the surface when its wet , not because they are drowning, but because its moist and they find mates.  Earth worms are hermaphrodites, and they lines up with each other with lots of slime and fertiliz each other.Once they are done they go back down burrows and deposit egg sac.
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Porcine Ascarias\n\n \n\n\n\nAscaris suum, commonly known as roundworm, is the largest gastrointestinal parasite of the pig. From a respiratory disease standpoint, roundworms are important because part of their life cycle involves migration of the immature larvae through the lungs of the pig. This larval migration can result in large areas of the lung parenchymal tissue being damaged, with subsequent development of aerobic or anaerobic bacterial infections. As larvae migrate through the lungs, they destroy alveoli; they may cause a local eosinophilic infiltration that sometimes manifests in allergic reactions; and they cause a non-productive cough referred to as "thumps" or "thumping," also known as verminous pneumonia. \n\nBacterial super-infections may also occur, resulting in edema and emphysema, along with a tremendous cellular reaction. Mycoplasmal pneumonia is also not an uncommon sequel to a severe case of ascariasis.
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Shedding some light on Earthworms.
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That would be up to the dreamer.  If worms are found to be revolting, it could be a guilt or fear issue.  If they are not, it could mean something completely different.  I realize this isnt much help, but it is the dreamers subconscious creating the dream and it is up to that person to determine what it means.  Write it down and dissect it according to what each detail means to you.  Good Luck!
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Yes I would go to the doctor and get something for them. It's just worms. Poor you!
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You need to find some earth worms..from somewhere.  Clear out a very cool dry earthy place in your yard where there is a lot of dirt.  Place the worms in the dirt(place plastic under the bottom layer so they can't escape) They will reproduce pretty rapidly...make sure to cover the dirt with leaves or an old blanket and keep it wet! Used to do this all the time with my Uncle before we went fishing.
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It is called regeneration. Worms can do it because they have more than one heart. If you separate the worm a part with a heart in it will keep living.\n\n-Trey
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I seen the boogeyman wrestle live at a Memphis Championship Wrestling show in Southhaven, Mississippi. I sat with my brother and two of our friends at ringside. The boogeyman ate some worms, then spit them out towards the crowd. We bet my friend $10.00 that he would not eat one of the worms that had been in the boogeymans mouth. We lost ten bucks because that crazy idot ate the worm. We also put some in a 20oz coke bottle and brought them home. They died before we made it home so threw them in my front yard.  This is a 100% true story I swear to God. \n\n\nSorry but I'm not sure what happend to him though. I mostly watch Raw.
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Mother Earth and the grub worms.
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Oh well, with that information it's easy to identy. \n\nThe  creature is Biplaium kewense. They are commonly known as "worm killers".  See the link below for some photos\n\nAs others have guessed it is a planarian. Worm killers are an exotic pest species imported from Viet Nam in the soil of potted plants. They are carnivorous and hunt earthworms and small insects. They immobilise their prey by coating them with that slime they secrete and then stick a tube into them and suck their insides out.\n\nBTW, well spotted that it uses it's head like a sensor. That is exactly what they do. There are pits under the head that act like a nose that enables the animal to track earthworms, slugs and other prey animals.
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yes,but its just soil. earthworms are decomposers so they release nutrients back into the soil
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It is a worm, some specie of leeches would suck the blood of larger animals.\nThe link has a picture.
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I know of caterpillars that look exactly like centipedes if that's of any help? just email me
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I can't find anything on that - looks like you are going to have to do an experiment.  You can find earthworms at any bait store, colored light bulbs at the nearest Wal Mart.  have fun!