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The seldom-seen subterranean insect that swims beneath our feet
Nick Bake
It was soft, rubbery and lubricious, a humongous earthworm to the untrained eye. I was pretty happy with my find until the joy of the moment was momentarily ruined when the ‘worm’ turned. It opened it
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