A resident of the UK told a strange story on her Twitter account. It all started three weeks ago when she found something completely incomprehensible near the front door of her house.
The woman still cannot determine what it was and none of the journalists have found out anything either. It looked like part of a tree root and resembled a chicken leg in shape. The object was about the length of her forearm, that is, not a small stick.
"What it is? Vegetable? Something organic? Mineral? Alien Eggs? What are these small fibers sticking out of it? I was absorbed in this mystery. I felt the object, it seemed to be warm. I asked the neighbors about him. They said they knew nothing about it. I sent the photo to my friends. Nothing again."
The woman jokingly called the object a "cursed root", and the next day she carried it to work in the hospital and showed it to colleagues and even patients. Again no one could tell her anything. By the end of the day, she noticed that the root was really warm and a little moisture was released from it.
Then the woman threw the "root" right in her bag on the back seat of her car and safely forgot about this find for a couple of weeks. But recently she was taking her son and daughter to the library and the boy sitting in the back seat suddenly asked his mother what kind of worms they were in the back seat.
“I didn’t turn around and told him that there were no worms and that it was probably the remnants of food that you children had thrown on the seat. But then my daughter, who was sitting next to me, turned back and screamed in horror and the son also screamed.
This damned "chicken leg" gave birth to hundreds of worms crawling out of its spongy gut. There were hundreds, really hundreds of these little bloody little worms. They ate the bag containing the root and climbed onto the seat to start eating it too."
The rest of the way to the library became a real nightmare for mom and her two children. When they arrived, all three were shot out of the car. At the same time, the woman grabbed the remains of the bag with the "root" and threw them as far as she could. Unfortunately, this would be an invaluable piece of evidence for biologists to study.
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Then the woman called her husband and told him that they would never get into this car and that he should come and save them from hundreds of worms. An hour later, my husband drove up and brought a vacuum cleaner with him, in which he collected the worms. Collected not quite to the end, and later the woman regularly found several dead worms in the salon.
She photographed one of them and posted it to her account. So far, no one has been able to identify the species of the worm either, but by sight these are not usual worms, but rather the larvae of some beetles.
True, recently one of the Twitter users identified a part of an exotic palm tree in the "root" and thus the worms could also be some kind of exotic insects brought with a palm tree from the tropics. But so far these are only assumptions.
There is no fresh news on this occasion yet. The woman's recent tweets were about being contacted by British newspaper and TV journalists to publish her story.
