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Found in a storm drain in Sai Kung West Country Park.

I know very little about Annelids, but after quite a bit of web searching my best guess is that it is an Amynthas earthworm of some kind. From some descriptions A. aspergillum or A robustus seem to be best possibilities?

This worm was about 45 cm long and thick, about 1.5cm in diameter. It was a shiny pearl colouration. I'd love to know what it is.
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Very Large Earthworm (Amynthas aspergillum 參狀遠環蚓 or Amynthas robustus 壯偉遠環蚓?)

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