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Bipalium sp.
Black and grey striped planarium (flatworm). I'd never seen one of these before and didn't know these are carnivorous when I took the photos. When I found out, I noticed in pic 3 & 4 it was headed for supper!
This was making its way across a path at Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden after rain. I guess the earthworms it favors to eat come to the surface when it rains & it follows suit.
Lat: 18.91, Long: 98.94
Spotted on Sep 28, 2010
Submitted on Jan 27, 2012
7 Comments
Cool!
Top action. Nice set of pics.
Thanks Dan :-) Nice to know.
Very cool Craig! Looks very similar to the one I spotted a few days ago in Vietnam. kerry, no, they do not bite. They kind of dissolve their food. I held one in my hand, they are very slimy and leave a sticky film behind wherever they go.
Do they bite Wendy?
I think it also can be found in Java Island. When I was young, this one make me run and sometimes cry.
Oh wow, this is creepy. I love its hammerhead.