These creatures are actually in their own phylum and are not related to anything else. They look like a slug with legs but have the skin texture of a soft caterpillar. They like to live in rainforests in dark humid places, but the most amazing thing about them is that they hunt unlike any other predator. They are extremely slow moving but like to eat small invertebrates, so the way they hunt is they actually shoot sticky goo which their prey becomes entangled in. The goo hardens within seconds and the prey is stuck there. It's like Spiderman! Then the velvet worm can take its sweet time crawling over and injects its prey with toxic saliva that liquifies the prey's insides. the velvet worm then sucks it out.

Heres a video that shows it in action!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVb9yUOek88
would want to give away the ending of a drama but he gets him in the end.

he totally licked his lips before diving on that beetle!!!!!!!!

I couldn't look at it since I think you said phlegm - that's a hard one for me to handle LOL

Oh, maybe I will peek

I peeked.... pretty good after all
Thanks for sharing

phlegm ...:-) its a category not the yuck
a phylum plural phyla) is a taxonomic rank at the level below Kingdom and above Class.
Big :-)

Whew.... thanks

A what????????
There you go again, Elbert, making me learn!

Geez, did any of you go and look at the video of the worms in the face?? Ew . . .