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Where do earthworms and woodlice live?
Dark, damp, and earthy places.
Do woodlice prefer damp conditions?
They prefer damp conditions, Because woodlice need to breath through the moisture, they also have gills so they need to be in damp places like under rocks , logs & leaves's also need to be in dark conditions
Do woodlice prefer dry or damp conditions?
They prefer damp conditions, Because woodlice need to breath through the moisture, they also have gills so they need to be in damp places like under rocks , logs & leaves's also need to be in dark conditions
What do wood lice eat?
woodlice normally live in damp places such as under rocks or branches. Lots can be found under rotting logs near dirty areas. hope this helped :)x
Do moles like dark and damp places?
dark
What is a woodlouse habitat?
a dark and damp habitat. e.t.c a rotting fallen tree.
Do earthworms like warm damp places?
yes worms do like the damp and dark places
How do woodlice behaviour help them survive?
Woodlice have innate behavior, meaning its unintelligent behavior. They run around until they happen to find dark/damp places that suit them, it's called kinesis. It helps them survive by getting out of conditions where they can easily be at risk from predators. this is a purely physiological response- they don't actively seek damp, dark places.
Where is a woodlouse found?
in damp dark places eg. under rocks and big stones
Do you need a damp and dark place to grow mold?
it just has to be damp
Where is a habitat of a cricket?
cool dark and damp places
Why do woodlice not like light and dry places?
Woodlice prefer dark and moist environments because they are highly sensitive to desiccation; their bodies can lose water quickly in dry conditions. Light and dry areas increase their risk of dehydration, which can be fatal. Additionally, woodlice are primarily nocturnal, seeking shelter in damp places like leaf litter or under rocks to avoid predators and maintain their moisture levels. This behavior helps them thrive in their preferred habitats.
