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Anonymous users2024-01-24That's roundworms.
Don't let it crawl onto you.
With radar, all of them were swept away.
You should be talking about earthworms, because of the lack of oxygen from the blisters, crawled out of the cracks in the floor tiles, and the pink color is due to the fainting of red after absorbing water.
This is an earthworm, not a parasite, that inhabits the crevices of the floor tiles and crawls out when it is flooded and lacks oxygen.
It should be a water earthworm, also known as red heartworm and red nematode, which belongs to the aquatic oligochaetes of annelids, with bright red or flesh red and orange-yellow. They mostly live in gutter sludge (generally slow-flowing black sludge) that discharges sewage or wastewater
A kind of maggot! The one on the ground is a bit like a water earthworm!
It's called a splint worm.
Splint insects mainly crawl out of wall cracks, sewers, wall cracks at home, and cockroach medicine or sanitary balls near sewers; >>>More