One of the kids found this strange, orangey wormlike creature frottaging across the garden path last night. It's apparently unsegmented. The photo shows it contracted but it can extend bits of its body to funny lengths (about 5 inches long & contrated in photo) in a sinister fashion, a bit like an earthworm but ten times as fast. It could also lift almost half it's body skywards (as if paying freaky homage to the full moon). It was much more orange in the flesh and not as pale as the crappy photo suggests.
After a spot of heavy googling the only thing I could find vaguely similar usually lives in the rain forest leaf-litter of Austalasia.
Any leads, or was it's existence caused by the spontaneous action of moonlight on mud or something?
