Mealworms eating Boiled egg, raw chicken wing, ghost peppers, raw potato, peapod, sushi with wasabi, pop-tart, flaming hot doritos and starfruit | WormLapse

Whether you call them jumping worms, crazy worms, Alabama jumpers or snake worms, they are bad news for our gardens and natural spaces. These invasive worms live near the soil surface devouring leaf litter and the organic matter that plants depend upon. Learn how to manage jumping worms with Melinda Myers. https://www.milorganite.com/blog/garden-landscape/managing-worms-your-lawn | Milorganite Fertilizer

You’ve got jumping worm questions, and we’ve got answers! Most earthworms in the Northeastern United States are non-native. Invasive jumping worms are particularly destructive to soil, and as a newer invasive species, DEC and partners are tracking their distribution across the state. Jumping worms likely first arrived in North America in the 1800s by being transported in the soil of potted plants. They are spread by moving potted plants, soil, compost, mulch, and fishing bait. You can check your