'Earthworms on steroids' that can jump over a foot high have infiltrated the US — here's what to do when you find them
Unlike common earthworms, invasive jumping worms actually degrade soil quality.
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Unlike common earthworms, invasive jumping worms actually degrade soil quality.
Invasive jumping worms are one species known to actually worsen soil and make it "inhospitable" to many plants.
Invasive jumping worms are one species known to actually worsen soil and make it "inhospitable" to many plants.
Experts are warning gardening enthusiasts to look out for jumping worms this summer, as the species is known to worsen soil quality and make it inhospitable to plants to grow.
Wisconsin officials said they're investigating a possible infestation of the invasive species in a local compost site. Here's what to know about the jumping worms as they grow during the summer.