Hammerhead Flatworm

yeah, AshishNimakar, some with vibrant colors too, which was surprising. I also checked out the link that KarenL gave learned even more. Here are my clippings from this site: The hammerhead flatworm does not help to control other pest populations as most worms do. They actually kill and eat earthworms, exclusively. The hammerhead flatworm is considered a parasite and it devours its only prey by pushing its throat outside if its mouth and snapping up any part of the earthworms body. It melts the earthworms body with an enzyme and slowly eats it until the earthworm is completely consumed. For the most part, hammerhead flatworms can survive just about anywhere, so no one region is 100% safe. While this unique worm can survive in scorching hot to freezing climates, they may suffer somewhat in drier regions. So if you have a garden, these guys will kill the earthworms that are there protecting your garden. And it says that if you try chopping it up all the pieces will turn into more hammerhead worms. the only way to kill it is to 'completely' dissolve it by pouring vinegar, salt or citrus oil directly on it. Okay, now can I hear a loud, Ewwwwwww.

Ewwww. that is what i think. Thanks Scott, I checked out your link and about the 5th or 6th picture down there is one that looks like the pic I took. And the guy is holding it!!! I am coming to grips that even slimy creatures like this one has a place in the symbiotic circle of life, but be patient with me.