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Project Noah Nature School
LoL. Thank you Christy!
It was amazing how it would walk within a few feet of me. It was going for cat food I put out for a stray cat that was trying to adopt me. It wasn't scared of me at all but I had a huge stick in hand just in case it decided to change its demeanor. One of the coolest moments ever.
Ah yes! I looked up that name and it's a match. Thank you Christy!
Sukanya my patio has very little green areas so it really stood out! But I'm always looking down when I walk the grounds in my community since we have so many different creatures and greenery. I live close to a creek so the nature hunting is abundant.
Sukanya when I found it, it wasn't connected to a root, not sure if it detached on its own or not, looked like a dirty toy ball and was just sitting on the ground. Have been here five years and have never seen one before in the area I live.
Thanks you Hema and Neil.. I barely touched it just for those reasons. I did feel bad about cutting it but I had never seen one before and was really inquisitive. There are so many odd species where I live and I can't help but want to learn more about them.
Mark I had no idea how crazy some of these creatures are! And I've seen these worms before. Now I'll remember to monitor them and see if they are hunting a specific insect to catch a picture.
Hema I first thought they were mating until I read the link Mark posted about the hammerhead. I saw it following the other and thought they were migrating or something like that. Had no idea it was hunting the earthworm. Crazy!
