No.
earthworms
yes they do
Earthworms needs alot of things in order to live, Because they all live underground. Inaddition to that earthworms needs... -soil -leaves -underground and plants. We all make earthworms depending on the environment we have it in.
They don't eat plants. They eat chopped up earthworms and crickets smaller than their head.
Earthworms live in the ground, they eat little tiny insects and compost if you make a compost bin.
No. They are named 'Earth worms' because they live in and eat earth, that is, dirt.
Toads in Wisconsin eat insects, spiders, slugs, and earthworms.
earthworms like plants and they help plants grow.
Hedgehogs eat mainly animal protein - including (but not limited to) earthworms, slugs, snails & beetles.
Flatwood salamanders are an endangered animal. They eat mostly arthropods and earthworms. They are carnivorous animals and will not eat any plants.
Earthworms believe it or not have an anus (a bottom) where waste goes through their body and comes out the other end. You learn about the earth worm in biology class. If your talking about the trash "waste" earthworms eat the soil and things in the soil and faeces it out. The faeces is very good for the plant and it is called soil. Also the earthworms eat away the "waste" creating holes near the roots of the plant which is important because the plants need carbon dioxide to live.
yes, they eat all things organic, including roots.