It is for them to breathe (absorb oxygen and give off carbon dioxide).hry4ryery
So that they will be able to breathe and keep the soil rich.
to keep there body's moist and keep them hydrated
Worms do not need water in the sense of volume per day to imbibe. Worms have to stay moist, but will actually drown in water. So long as their habitat stays moist, but not wet, they will be fine.
they need to keep there skin moist
They breath through their skin and need to stay moist to do so.
I am sure they breath by their skins, they need to keep their skin moist and fresh so they reside near water so the exchange of oxygen occurs through their oxygen-permeable skin.
they need to keep moist
You will need some kind of food that is moist that can keep u hydrated.
Yes. To feed, mate, and keep the skin moist.
The dirt underground, they do this so they can breathe. Have you ever noticed that worms come outside when it is raining, that is because they need to get moist. If they don't go back into the ground quick enough though they are fried. That is why there are almost no worms in the desert or artics, that is because there is little moisture in the ground in a desert, and they would freeze in the artic's.
To start worm farming you will need a strong container about 7" deep, 9-10" wide and 14-16" in length. In the container add shredded newspaper (not colored paper) dampened, but not soaked. Add a few handfuls of garden soil, a few crushed egg shells and the worms. Worms most suitable for worm composting farms are red worms (also known as red wrigglers or manure worms), blue worms and tiger worms. Keep the bedding material moist. Place in shaded or dark area.
it needs to have lots of juice poured on top of it to keep it moist
Because they need to keep their skin moist