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Oh, I asked around a little bit and I've been told it is a lizard tail. My cat has a pretty long history of hunting lizards and it's likely it could have just thrown up its dinner. I've looked through Google images and it doesn't look like a tapeworm, roundworm, hookworm, or a heartworm.

So, my cat that's only a couple years old threw up and I found this worm in the throw up. It's about 1.25 in and I'm worried what it is. My cat is an outside cat that actively kills and eats anything that moves. Should I take it to the vet?