What are the typical characteristics shared by worms?

Answer 1

Round worms are manly found in animals like cattle, dogs, bears ect. Their kindom is ascaris and they can be transfered by saliva or sexual trasmission. Some of their characteristics are that they have a closed cirulatory system (like Homo sapiens) and they eat mainly animal flesh.

Round worms are manly found in animals like cattle, dogs, bears ect. Their kindom is ascaris and they can be transfered by saliva or sexual trasmission. Some of their characteristics are that they have a closed cirulatory system (like Homo sapiens) and they eat mainly animal flesh. Round worms are long skinny worms that are about as big around as an earth worm.They are a pale buckskin color and can be fatal if not dealt with.

Answer 2

Worms usually have a cylindrical, flattened, or leaf-like body shape and are often without any true limbs or appendages. Instead, they may have bristles or fins that help them move. A few have light-sensing organs. Worms vary in size from less than 1 mm (0.04 inch) in certain aschelminths to more than 30 m (100 feet) in certain ribbon worms.

Answer 3

There are several large phyla of worms, however, all worms share the same external appearance. They have no legs, and do not have any endoskeleton or exoskeleton, which therefor allows them to be completely flexible.

Answer 4

Worms can replicate themselves throughout the network.

Worms are designed to enter a computer inoperable through continuous attacks.

Answer 5

all worms are invertebrates that have long narrow bodies without legs

Answer 6

How their bodies help them with things.