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‘We have to get rid of it,’ Missouri mom says after kids find invasive hammerhead worm

Sara Karnes, Springfield News-LeaderComments Off on ‘We have to get rid of it,’ Missouri mom says after kids find invasive hammerhead worm

The invasive worms aren't toxic to humans or animals, but they prey on native earthworms and other soil-dwelling species.

      
Sara Karnes, Springfield News-Leader
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