Well, when they are moving, they do not have a backbone so that they can "wiggle" around better. Humans have backbones, so we can not going to wiggle around like worms.
They can move around by crawling or squirming, and usually as they move they lay lots of eggs that will later hatch.
by crawling or squirming
Yes, they are motile.
Yes they have hooked heads that dig into flesh, they can also move beyond the stomach to the oesophagus.
If I remember correctly, cilia are hairs on the underside of a tapeworm that a tapeworm bends in order to move. If the hairs on a tapeworm's underside look like this: ________________________ | | | | | | <- a straight hair and he bends them like this: _________________________ \ \ \ \ \ \ <- a bent hair then he is moving to the left.
You're not actually concerned about the tapeworm, are you? I doubt the nervous system in a tapeworm is very advanced. Hope you can sleep at night now.
A tapeworm in a dog is called the same thing, a tapeworm. The most common kind of tapeworm found in dogs is the Dipylidium Caninum, which is the cucumber tapeworm or double-pore tapeworm.
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The tapeworm is in the animilia kingdom 
Yes, a tapeworm is an organism.
The tapeworm is in kingdom Animalia
a tapeworm is a parasite, BAD!
dwarf tapeworm is one
A tapeworm.
If you go into the water infested with tapeworms then the tapeworm can climb up your anus. If a woman is infected with tapeworm and the tapeworm hasn't gone into her intestines yet then the tapeworm might climb up your testicles if you have anal sex.