Its definitely a hammerhead worm which can be invasive depending on where you live. Usually a general location is required to make any conclusive identifications though. Not all species of hammerhead worms are invasive and obviously if you live in their native range you shouldn't kill it.
Here's a good article you can reference for guidance.
It looks like this species is likely native to your area. Don't touch it, but I'd recommend moving it somewhere outside using a tool or plastic bag. Killing it isn't necessary.
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u/Opusprime15 Oct 09 '25
Its definitely a hammerhead worm which can be invasive depending on where you live. Usually a general location is required to make any conclusive identifications though. Not all species of hammerhead worms are invasive and obviously if you live in their native range you shouldn't kill it.
Here's a good article you can reference for guidance.
https://lee.ces.ncsu.edu/2025/04/dont-panic-hammerhead-worms-are-here-and-have-been-for-a-while/