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Very big Worm!

Pet Corn Snake

Pet Corn Snake

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Okay so from what i found on google i see that WORMS can grow ALOT bigger then snakes :/


Here is one picture i found that scared me!
 

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Dave123 said:
Ohh yea, worms can get HUGE! There is a kind that lives in Australia that can get way bigger than any snake.
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They REALLY scare me =/ i know there harmless but they are just Like Aliens :/ So i though i would make this thread to see if anyone come up with any past history with worms or pictures! :/ Scary!!
 
Pet Corn Snake said:
Okay so from what i found on google i see that WORMS can grow ALOT bigger then snakes :/


Here is one picture i found that scared me!
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Hah! The woman in the photo is doing the old fisherman's trick where you hold the animal way out away from you and toward the camera. Don't get me wrong; it's still a BIG worm. Of course, no worm gets as big/heavy as an anaconda, retic, burmese, etc..
 
Roy Munson said:
Hah! The woman in the photo is doing the old fisherman's trick where you hold the animal way out away from you and toward the camera. Don't get me wrong; it's still a BIG worm. Of course, no worm gets as big/heavy as an anaconda, retic, burmese, etc..
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LOL. That's exactly what I was going to type. You beat me to it!
 
That's still a decent sized worm. Look at the body in relation to her hands which are in the same picture level as the worm. It's easily 2-3 hand widths out the front, middle and end, if not more. That's a big worm!
 
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