Heavy rain in Australia revealed the giant earthworm who came across it thought it was solid

Many people in Australia were surprised, panicked when they met the terrifying earthworm after the heavy rain in Australia "poured out".

Speaking of Australia, we think of the land of kangaroo kangaroos but are you good, this place is also considered a land of giant worms?

The reason for that is because many times, residents in Queensland, Australia have encountered worms but they are as big as snakes.

Specifically, after the heavy rain in Queensland, they encountered a bizarre animal - giant earthworm in Tamborine mountains in Australia.

Giant earthworm in Tamborine mountains in Australia.

The survey showed that this newly discovered worm belongs to Gippsland species.Gippsland is the world's largest earthworm, with an average length of 1m and a maximum of 2m, a diameter of up to 30mm.

This newly discovered worm belongs to Gippsland species.

Despite the huge size, the number of Gippsland species is declining. The reason is due to their changing habitat and slow reproductive speed.

In order to explain why so many giant worms appear after the rain, so experts believe that, earthworms have behavior in deep caves and in wet places.

However, because the rain is too big, the land is easy to land so they have to crawl to the ground because they cannot live in the condition of the underground soil. If living in a suitable environment, Gippsland earthworms can live up to 20 years.

Earthworms have behavior that lives in deep caves, in wet places.

It is known that this is not the first time people have encountered giant earthworms.

In 2014, Tamara Simoneau lived in the Sunshine Coast, Queesland State (Australia) discovered two giant earthworms - 60 and 100 cm long - lying on the brick floor of the garage.

1 of 2 worms was captured by Tamara Simoneau in the garage.

When taking pictures of these two worms showing off on the Internet, her friends were surprised and guessed they were snakes.