These bizarre worms are probably coming to a backyard near you - National Geographic

Don't pick up a hammerhead worm with your bare hands. Their slime can stick to you and make them difficult to pick up, and they can wriggle away and split themselves to reproduce, he adds.

You can pour table salt on them, and dispose of them with gloves or scoop them away with a shovel. You can also let them soak in a container of 1:1 mix of bleach and water. Toss them out with household trash, and don't put them in compost, where their eggs could live on.

These bizarre worms are probably coming to a backyard near you - National Geographic


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