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Earthworms cannot really be classed as such; they eat any biological matter they can find. It's most often rotting matter (and thus they can be classed as primarily 'detritovores') but occasionally they do eat live matter. (But don't worry, only small things.) But they have digestive systems that can cope with plant and animal matter.

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Yes!It is a HERBIVORE!

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