Worms do pee on people and they can be pretty muscular and active. I have some enormous nightcrawlers here that can rush out of the ground when I put a shovel in.

Yes, some of those doggone nightcrawlers can be enormous, like small snakes. And very muscular. Creepy. But just worms.

BTW earthworms (at least some species that are here?) are not native to the Americas.

I had not heard of the Asian Jumping Worm but it looks a lot like a regular earthworm, with a very whitish or gray collar, whereas the earthworms and night crawlers we're used to have a much darker pink or brown collar. Also their collar goes all the way around, but those of European worms (which is where our 'native' worms are from) do not.

Worms eat dead plant material so the biggest concern about these jumping worms seems to be that they may eat the leaf litter in forests faster than other worms and change the soil and moisture conditions.

Picture, please.

Google "crazy worms." This is an invasive Asian species that has... well, *invaded.*