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whichever substrate they happen to be found in whether it be thick, loamy soil or acidic podzolic soils.
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Why do earthworms keep their tail in their burrow?
So that they can jerk themselves back into the hole in the event of danger. An earthworm's rear end has little spikes on it that give it a grip on the sides of the tunnel.
Do snail or earthworms travel faster?
earthworms travel faster
How does an earth worm tunnel trough the ground?
moisture in the soil that they live in that's how they barrow
What bacteria are in earthworms?
The bacteria in earthworms is called Eisenia Fetida it's in most earthworms
How does an earthworms body work?
durkheim and earthworms
What is an earthworms habitat?
what continent does earthworms livfe on
How many legs does a earthworms have?
Earthworms do not have legs.
Where do earthworms live in Alaska?
Earthworms live in glaciers.
Do mosquito fish eat earthworms?
no they love earthworms
Do earthworms have endoskeleton or exoskeleton?
Earthworms do not have a skeleton at all.
In what way can an animal cause mechanical weathering?
Earthworms tunnel through the soil and move soil particles around. The motion breaks some particles into smaller particles. It also exposes fresh surfaces to continued weathering.
What way can an animal cause mechanical weathering?
Earthworms tunnel through the soil and move soil particles around. The motion breaks some particles into smaller particles. It also exposes fresh surfaces to continued weathering
