Is this a fat worm or some insect?
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
Location is south Florida, was trimming some tree branches and found this on the ground - I am guessing it fell off the tree?
It doesn't moved unless I touch it then it wiggles a little. Is this some sort of cocoon or a really fat worm?
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