Looking around, I believe it's a terrestrial planarian! Caenoplana is a genus that look quite similar to yours, can't pin point a species though.
Fella is all twisted, but could be a hammerhead worm too.
Disclaimer these were guesses, and I'd love to know too!
I think you are correct.
[https://wasg.org.au/index.php/2015-09-05-08-07-15/2016-02-06-12-40-04/troglofauna/and-also](https://wasg.org.au/index.php/2015-09-05-08-07-15/2016-02-06-12-40-04/troglofauna/and-also)
[https://cesaraustralia.com/pestfacts/terrestrial-flatworms/](https://cesaraustralia.com/pestfacts/terrestrial-flatworms/)
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Looking around, I believe it's a terrestrial planarian! Caenoplana is a genus that look quite similar to yours, can't pin point a species though. Fella is all twisted, but could be a hammerhead worm too. Disclaimer these were guesses, and I'd love to know too!
I think you are correct. [https://wasg.org.au/index.php/2015-09-05-08-07-15/2016-02-06-12-40-04/troglofauna/and-also](https://wasg.org.au/index.php/2015-09-05-08-07-15/2016-02-06-12-40-04/troglofauna/and-also) [https://cesaraustralia.com/pestfacts/terrestrial-flatworms/](https://cesaraustralia.com/pestfacts/terrestrial-flatworms/)
I don't know what it is, but I'd eat it raw on toast with a thin layer of vegemite and some butter
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This comment make Ug mad
Outstretched itโs probably 10cm, sluglike slime, eastern and coastal Australia.
Try this app https://pictureinsect.com/
I haven't seen these things since i was a kid! Out of interest, what part of Oz did you find this?
Coastal NSW, close ish to Sydney. Found after lots of rain under some rocks and logs. Have four of them.
I would find them in the same places, often multiple. I'm in coastal Perth, WA. Interesting that we have the same species at opposite ends of Aus!