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Aug 23, 2026 12:46 PM
WildlifeNomads
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Nomestoo
I've seen them in two different places here Down Under. Once in Newnes (clip link) and Gloucester River National Park in the side of a mud wall and where I also saw Fireflies for the first time. https://www.bluemts.com.au/video/lithgow-glow-worm-tunnel/
Polymathena
The eggs they lay in the soil also glow--an argument for no till gardening.
Schism666
All these tricks to catch prey and then they can't eat.
YuffieK
SometimesOthertimesAnytime
I had that!
qwerm
Hee, reminds me of the one I had when I was a tyke!
MarkoClassicGaming
I had this growing up
nintendolunchbox
I thought glowworms were a toy.. in Texas we called these lightning bugs.
LurkingSarcasm
Lightning bugs are a different insect
https://media2.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1azFjMWl5dmtlYjM2NTZmZGtqMWMzM29ycTFicG5vdDNld24xYjQ3aSZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/fvGuZgsb3SSomwPv6b/200w.webp
nintendolunchbox
Same family.
LurkingSarcasm
Completely different every other thing.
nintendolunchbox
I looked it up a half hour ago. They are related.
LurkingSarcasm
And I am telling you, the behaviors of basically everything are different than this poster about glow worms. So congratulations.