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AI Overview

 

It is not safe to eat a watermelon that contains worms. The presence of worms indicates that the fruit may be spoiled or contaminated, and it's best to discard it. "Worms" in watermelons are often larvae of insects like cucumber beetles, corn rootworms, or melonworms, which feed on the fruit. These larvae can be found on the surface or inside the fruit. 

 

Types of Worms/Larvae Found in Watermelons: 

 

• Cucumber Beetle Larvae: These larvae feed on the underside of the developing melon. 
   

• Corn Rootworm Larvae: Similar to cucumber beetle larvae, these feed on the underside of the melon. 

• Rindworms: These are larvae of various moths that feed on the surface of the melon. 
   
• Melonworms: These greenish larvae with white stripes feed on foliage and can burrow into the fruit.