A wormlike, invasive amphibian species was discovered in South Florida, scientists reported this week.
A team of researchers with the Florida Museum of Natural History captured one of the legless creatures in the wild after being alerted to their existence in the region. Biologists believe the strange specimen, known as caecilians, are native to Colombia and Venezuela but somehow found their way into the Tamiami Canal in Miami.
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