McCay said their tiny eggs are nearly impossible to see in soil.

麦凯说，在土壤中几乎不可能看到它们微小的卵。

In addition, McCay advises, do not place waste from infected gardens into nearby forests.

此外，麦凯建议，不要将受感染的花园的废物放入附近的森林。

McCay said that behavior, along with their ability to reproduce without mating, helps the species out populate its predators.

麦凯说，这种行为，加上它们在不交配的情况下就可以繁殖的能力，帮助该物种摆脱了捕食者。

McCay said " gardeners should do what they can to avoid spreading jumping worms to new areas."

“园丁应该尽其所能，避免跳虫传播到新的区域。”

But McCay said removing them by hand and dropping them into containers of vinegar will reduce their numbers.

但麦凯说，用手把它们移走，然后把它们放进装醋的容器里，会减少它们的数量。

But in the past ten years, scientists started to describe the Asian jumping worm as a problem, says Dr. Timothy McCay.

但在过去的十年里，科学家们开始注意亚洲跳虫这个问题，蒂莫西·麦凯博士说。

McCay said predators like " Robins and other birds, shrews, garter snakes, and amphibians like toads may not be able to effectively suppress their populations."

麦凯说，像“知更鸟和其他鸟类、地鼠、吊袜蛇，蟾蜍这样的两栖动物可能无法有效地抑制它们的数量。