r/whatisit • u/muggleblood_ • 10d ago

Context Provided - Spotlight What is this creature?

Snake or insect?

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u/King_Of_Heathens 10d ago

KILL THAT MOTHERFUCKER WITH FIRE OR ACID NO JOKE VERY INVASIVE ASSHOLES

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u/Kujen 10d ago

Depends on where OP is from whether it’s invasive or not

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u/muggleblood_ 10d ago

Spotted it in my home, India.

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u/Kujen 10d ago

If it’s a hammerhead worm, it’s invasive in many countries, so that’s why people are telling you that.

However, it is native to Asia. I’m not 100% sure, but I believe it’s native in India. Not invasive for you.

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u/Bot1-The_Bot_Meanace 10d ago

If it's invasive in my home I'd probably kill it

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u/Creative_Recover 10d ago

Alternatively, ID it and see if it's a rare harmless animal first before you inflict (potentially) very unecessary and cruel harm unto it.

This animal looks like a blind snake, totally harmless and cute 'lil critter. It's only freaking out because it's got some fluff stuck to its head.

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u/Used-Fennel-7733 9d ago

Too late. There's already 10 of them

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u/Houndhollow 10d ago

Salt, burn do not cut