Invasive Slimy Worm Threatens World's Escargot Supply Ruuuuuuuunn!! Workers in Normandy were recently thrown for a loop when they spotted a weird and unsightly black- and olive-colored worm hanging out in local botanical gardens. After alerting authorities and running some DNA tests, little guy was confirmed to be a New Guinea flatworm, also known as a snail-eating flatworm, and, well, you know what they say: For every New Guinea flatworm you can ...
March 5, 2014 - New York Magazine