How big is the Brazilian earthworm?

The Brazilian earthworm is a giant earthworm that has a huge subspecies of vermis in the forests of South America. It is said that this creature existed in the age of dinosaurs. Although it is called "Brazilian earthworm", it is actually very different from the relatives of earthworms. It is an amphibious vertebrate. Now most reports of this creature are in Brazil.

Brazilian earthworms live in South America, with a length of about 1.5 meters and a weight of at least 1 jin, which is equivalent to that of snakes. It is said that the longest worm is more than 2 meters, which is longer than ordinary long snakes.

Giant earthworms were found in Ecuador's near Sumaco volcano on July 19, 2014. it is about 1.5 meters long and weighs at least 1.12 pounds and is similar in size to a snake.

In fact, in Gippsland in southeastern Australia, there is a "giant earthworm", which is comparable to snakes in size, up to 3-4 meters in length. This is called "the largest and longest earthworm in the world". This kind of "giant earthworm" only lives along the river bank of Gippsland and lives in a very wet soil. If people step on top of their caves, they will feel the vibration and crunch.