A toxic hammerhead worm has resurfaced in Alabama. Here's how to identify the invasive species and safely remove it from your yard.

Reported sightings of an invasive and toxic worm are increasing across Tennessee, threatening gardens and local ecosystems.

TVA said the best way to get rid of one is to completely cover it with salt or rubbing alcohol, or use gloves to place it in a bag and freeze it.

The hammerhead worm is native to Southeast Asia.

JACKSON, Tenn. (WBBJ) - An invasive, toxic worm is spreading across Tennessee. According to the Protect Tennessee Forests Campaign, there have been more sightings of hammerhead worms. It looks like ...

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