Invasive hammerhead worms are spreading in Texas, and have been spotted in Houston, Dallas, Austin and toward the coast.

The light honey-colored worm, marked by a darker collar and up to five stripes, may look harmless, but it poses a serious ...

The worms, which can grow up to a foot long, are named for their distinct hammer-shaped head. They hitched a ride from ...

The recommended methods for killing hammerhead worms include sealing them in a bag and either freezing for 48 hours or ...

After heavy rainfall, sightings of an invasive species have been on the rise in North Texas. Hammerhead worms, named for ...

Hammerhead flatworms have been popping up in the yards of Houstonians recently. Known for their curved heads that resemble ...

After weeks of heavy rain across North Texas, sightings of a toxic invasive worm are on the rise. The hammerhead worm is ...

Following weeks of heavy rainfall, hammerhead worms have been supported more frequently throughout Texas. The invasive species is not a direct threat to humans or pets. The worms don't bite but do ...