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Well that is an interesting video John, who know those worms could help but wouldn't we need a lot of them!
ReplyDeleteAn awful lot!
DeleteI've heard of this, John. But wonder what else these worms might eat...???
ReplyDeleteI hope nothing valuable.
DeleteEw!
ReplyDeleteThey do look bad.
DeleteNature so often can win through ...
ReplyDeleteAn interesting video.
All the best Jan
I hope nature wins.
DeleteThat is an interesting video!
ReplyDeleteI think so too.
DeleteThat is amazing. what will be done with this discovery?
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