I found a new speices of worms in my hair, no joke, please check it out and letme know if you know anything.?

Question

I drew a picture of it since its too small for my camera to capture. heres the URL:

http://s19.photobucket.com/albums/b181/farchijet/?action=view¤t=worm.jpg

Its about 1/4 inch long faded brown almost grey like.
seems to be segmented with two legs in the back wich sometimes looks like he is standing on and looks around.

Answer 1

It is a good drawing of a very recently hatched inchworm or looper caterpillar.

They are the caterpillars of a group of moths called the geometers -- there are hundreds of species, including carpet moths, emeralds, pugs etc.

I suspect you have a batch of moth eggs somewhere -- the hatched babies have eaten their eggshells, and are now looking for the right leaves for their species. Most moth eggs are 1 mm or so across, so the babies really are tiny. The mother moth will normally lay the eggs in batches on the foodplant -- but if she's got lost indoors, she may have laid them any-old-where.

It's hard to identify such small caterpillars, so you will probably not be able to find the right food-plant to put them on and they have very little chance of survival, poor things.

Answer 2

short hair is good for several people, others, not. it depends what u look like

Answer 3

that's strange because I just saw one of those on America's Home Videos last night. They look so weird when they stand up, it's like they're begging,or something. I think it's an inchworm. I've never actually seen one, though. All we have around here are the boring earthworms.

Answer 4

I prefer hair that will is shoulder length or longer, And since that men who like women are more often then not right, they like long hair because this looks more feminine, as most males have short hair.

Answer 5

Kill it and run like hell! Also tell the ufo to bypass you house next trip :)
Hope you get that cured dude

Answer 6

My guess... Do you have dread locks??

It is probably dread-lice... Not new, but very disgusting.

It's a form of lice that grows inside dread-locks and can get as long as you let the locks get.

Answer 7

http://www.javajane.co.uk/Smooth/Inch%20worm%20type%20caterpillar.JPG ?

It's an inchworm. Have you been outside lately?

Answer 8

I think it was an "inch worm". Harmless. go look it up.

Answer 9

OMG

That is.. omg

What the.. I um..

Go to the doctor, now.