Silke Jasso
Worm wranglers are finding fewer and fewer worms in Maine, and fishermen should be worried.
Videos by Rare
RELATED: Leave the worms and fishing rods at home: This dog has got you (and dinner) covered
That’s according to an Associated Press report, which highlights a decline in marine worms, which are vital to the fishing industry.
Scientists don’t know exactly what’s to blame for the mysterious drop in two of the most popular worms –bloodworms and sandworms — for sport fishermen, but point to pollution, invasive crabs, or changes in the marine environment as potential influencers.
RELATED: Ewwww! See the giant, slimy, squirmy shipworm scientists finally discovered deep under the sea
