Fireworms Threaten Texas Beaches

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Creature with a burning sting is invading US beaches

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Experts warn beachgoers in Texas to not touch creatures reminiscent of 'your worst nightmares' The creatures, known as fireworms, are six to 12 inches long and have a sting that can make humans feel like their skin is on fire for hours .

Their dark brown bodies have neurotoxin-filled bristles that break off when they come into contact with human skin.

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