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Which of these creatures are annelids?
Earthworms
Are earthworms cnidarians?
Nope - Cnidarians are marine creatures !
What do ducks deer earthworms and eels have in common?
They are all animals. Ducks and deer are both birds, earthworms are invertebrates, and eels are fish.
What are some examples of annelidas?
There are over 17,000 different species of annelids. They are all worm like creatures and some of their names are ragworms, earthworms, and leeches.
Name of the rainy season animals?
Creatures that are seen more often are toads, earthworms, peacocks, snails
How do earthworms grow?
Earthworms grow atleast 2 inches a day. Earthworms are one of the most living creatures on earth. Earthworms are very rare even though people use them sometimes as bait for fishing or sometimes if they have nothing to eat they will eat earthworms. Earthworms been on earth for more then 1000 years...they live toabout 2 yearsa 10 ft. long earthworm has been discovered.
Which creatures are annelids?
Annelids are creatures belonging to the phylum Annelida, which includes segmented worms such as earthworms and leeches. Annelids are characterized by their cylindrical bodies divided into repeating segments and a simple body structure with a complete digestive system.
What is earthworm non living or living things?
Earthworms are living things. For More Knowledge About Living And Non-living Chapter 9 Science N.C.E.R.T Book I Hope This Answer Are Helpfull To You
How are animals useful to environment?
there are many kinds of animals every where. but some are useful to the environment.do you know who are they? they are bee,butterfly,crow,cow,earthworms etc
What are the needs of earthworms?
Earthworms are useful, they eat discharge in the earth, but we could probably live without them. I am not quite sure. Hey, I am a ten year old! Don't look at me that way! ;)CYA!!!
Are centipedes and earthworms insects?
no. they are in a group of creatures called "annelids".
What do American Woodcocks eat?
American Woodcocks eat earthworms, insects, small invertebrates, and other ground-dwelling creatures. They use their long, sensitive bills to probe in the soil for food, particularly at night.
