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It’s something right out of a science fiction movie!
Photo Credit: Eisenhower State Park Facebook.
In Eisenhower State Park, what appears to be thousands of worms have grouped together to form literal balls of worms.
Photo Credit: Eisenhower State Park Facebook.
Following the recent downpour that has plagued areas of Texas, worms have taken to the more dry areas of the State, and apparently this mass movement is a normal reaction. Considering that Texas was hit with 35 trillion gallons of rain during the month of May, can we blame the poor worms?
According to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Centre, it’s normal to see wildlife out of their normal environment, as they seek refuge post torrential downpour.
As to why they’re clumped in balls? It’s left a mystery.
Mysterious Worm BallsWhy have the worms started congregating on the roads? Has the recent rain brought them together? Let us know what you think!
Posted by Eisenhower State Park - Texas Parks and Wildlife on Friday, May 29, 2015
Photo Credit: Eisenhower State Park Facebook.
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