Originally published at: For all the worm lovers out there: here's an extensive list of fictional worms | Boing Boing
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Are rope worms in there?
I would love to see a mash-up story called “Lowly Shai-Hulud”: awesome and terrifying in his friendliness.
Hurray! Mongolian Death Worms. I knew a guy who had a patch making machine. I wanted to make a patch for a “Mongolian Death Worm Expedition 2010”, but he moved away before I finished the design.
Earthworm Jim confirmed.
There’s only one worm that begins as a trout and ends as a God-Emperor. Just sayin’.
No glacier ice worms?
The image above is from the NPS.gov website
Glacier Ice Worms - Geology (U.S. National Park Service)
No, but all the clowns scarfing down Ivermectin are discovering them.
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My personal favorite is list of fictional ducks!
The nematode worm C elegans surely deserves more representation in fiction. It’s been the subject of at least five Nobel Prizes, and over 30,000 research papers on every imaginable topic from gene editing to sex to the origins of consciousness.
The worms crawl in
The worms crawl out
The worms play pinochle on your snout
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Of course there’s a way to indent.
- it involves hyphens
- and indents using
- spaces
- two per level
- instead of tabs
- spaces
- how non-intuitive
- thank you!
Lowly worm was great. He wore a boot.
(I re-read this and “Lowly Worm” seems like some sort of weird sub thing. It’s not. No kink-shaming here.)
Or you could get your own.
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It is so bizarre that y’all posted this today, just two days ago I ended up needing that very list when my kid needed to know if the “Alaskan Bullworm” from Spongebob was based on a real animal or not.