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Earthworm longevity is species dependent. Various specialists report that certain species have the potential to live 4-8 years. In protected culture conditions (no predators, ideal conditions) individuals of Allolobophora longa have been kept up to 10 1/4 years, Eisenia foetida for 4½ years and Lumbricus terrestris for 6 years.

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14y ago

Earth worms keep themselves wet to stay alive. That way they don't dry up, but if they get too wet they could drownd because they breathe through their bodies. That's why some worms might end up on your drive way or side walk just to keep themselves from drownding.

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6y ago

Earthworms do not live very long, probably about a week, without food.

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12y ago

17 in.
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Earthworms can grow up to 4 meters long and be as small as 1 centimeter when an adult.
It varies.

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12y ago

Earthworms can grow up to 4 meters long and be as small as 1 centimeter when an adult.

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15y ago

Nightcrawlers can live up to 6 years

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11y ago

An earthworm can be up too 11 feet long.

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6y ago

No they only live for 4-8 years.

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12y ago

Three years

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