What do maggots look like? Maggots are small worm-like organisms with a whitish-cream color and no legs or eyes. They are often found in large amounts because flight lay thousands of eggs at a time.

Velvet worms look like caterpillars but have short stumpy legs they use to meander around rotting leaves in cool, shady areas of New Zealand, Australia, Africa, South America and parts of Asia.

Velvet worms look like caterpillars but have short stumpy legs they use to meander around rotting leaves in cool, shady areas of New Zealand, Australia, Africa, South America and parts of Asia.

Velvet worms look like caterpillars but have short stumpy legs they use to meander around rotting leaves in cool, shady areas of New Zealand, Australia, Africa, South America and parts of Asia.