Don't worry Admin. If you go to those really fancy resorts, you'll have little chance of seeing these things.

Besides, I have never seen these things when I've gone to Mexico, considering the fact that I stayed in a sort of abandoned, run down house in a pueblo.

It's either a simple earth worm (they can definitely get this big), or it's a baby Arrakian sandworm.
I always knew Dune is really Mexico.

I'm not sure should I explain this one or wait for someone who read the Dune series to do it for me. Or I will simply remain misunderstood. *sigh*

Yes nika, this is a prequel of an infant Paul Atreides in the bath tube.

For the record...while I know many worms get this big and bigger, I think this video is faked.

Yeah, I read comments on some sites and they say it's fake- but that's such a default thing to write that I don't consider it unless someone elaborates.

Also, I can't believe you wrote bath *tube*.
The only reason I'm pointing out that mistake is cause it (strangely) has a sentimental meaning to me.
So thank you for reminding me. :)

that's one big earthworm, now whats left to hear is how it got yp in the first place and why....

The reason I say it is fake, has nothing to do with the worm itself. I know they get that big. Obviously marine worms grow massive and I've seen 12 inch long worms with my own eyes on land. The reason I say it is fake has to do with the drain. Perhaps it's a trick of the camera or the location, but it doesn't seem quite natural. It's the same reason I pegged the chameleon video as a fake. Of course just because I was right then, doesn't mean I am about this, it's just a hunch.

Finally...please share the "bath tube" story if it's not too personal.

what i find creepy, is that he just let it go down the pipe. D:
what if it pops up in another bit of his bathroom?
say...the toilet?!

nooo thank you. i woulda gotten rid of it.