It's still 2020, so of course we'd have a new invasive species in Minnesota, right? Meet the "jumping worm," a slightly-hysterical creature that hatches early, grows fast, makes more little earthworms quickly, and can wreak havoc on your garden or anywhere it finds itself. Jumping worms live in the top two or three inches of soil, and there can be so many, comsuming organic material so fast, that nothing can take root. The Minnesota DNR even has a viideo of their impact you can watch. Of course