May this post find you all in good health and spirits. I had a wonderful experience today fulfilling an assignment for my biology class at College of the redwoods in Eureka, CA. The assignment: to take a hike and observe various life forms and gather data on their Genus, Phylum and Sub-phylum information.
I am very fortunate that I am surrounded by nature. The Six Rivers Forest stretches out for miles and miles. I was writing information on Madrone trees, Oak trees and Douglas fir, when I saw the most interesting worm I've ever seen. I have named this worm: "Wormzilla." Wormzilla has markings similar to a king snake. It has a reddish head, and its body is pale white with black/gray patterning on it. If anyone knows what this worm is really called I'd love to know.
3 comments:
Moviedad, I think it's called bait!
Happy fishing.
Hey Tom, what's the difference between bait and sushi? About $12.00 a pound.
Peace be with you Moviedad
I'm sorry, but I don't want to get into the fray in my comments. I'm sure you understand.
The Essene make sacred oil out of cannabis. It can be made raw, and works through osmosis. Also eating raw hashish is pretty wild.
There are those who believe that there was no word for "smoking" until tobacco was taken back to Europe. Columbus described the natives as "drinking the smoke" of the rolled up leaves they lit on fire.
The Essenes are healers, and cannabis was/is one of the worlds most used medicines.
I think your right, that worm is called "wormzilla," or an ordinary earthworm eating the rights stuff to give him/her that color. Nice eye though, its cool looking.
love eternal
tad
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