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Can mud turn into worms

Updated: 11/30/2023
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12y ago

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Worms have semi-porous skin like ours, and they easily absorb anything that touches them small enough to pass between their pores. They don't have proper mouths, they basically digest anything touching them. They like to stay in wet areas because the water carries lots of nutrients, so that's why if it rains they come up. When it's sunny, they go below ground to hang out in stagnant groundwater.

In other words, worms do not eat leaves unless the leaves are dead and decaying, and they stumble across one. Moth and butterfly larvae eat leaves, and they have mouths. Butterflies do not have mouths however, and have a life span of less than a week.

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8y ago

Yes but you'll have to dig in the mud. Have fun

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15y ago

They willl eatt them if they are Rotten-Maura*

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12y ago

In a way. The same atoms that are present in the mud, when moved through or eaten by a worm, can become part of the worm's chemical makeup. Otherwise, no.

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1y ago

No it's not possible

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Can mud turn into worms

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yes

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yes

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