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Around here, when it rains really hard and there is standing water on the ground, the earthworms start to drown. They come out of their borrows and try to find higher ground. Trouble is, they either drowned or can't find their burrows again. So after a big rain there are all these dead worms all over the place. More than what the birds can gobble up in a week.
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A small body of water that flows across the land?
A body of water whose course flows across the land is a river, stream, creek or brook. The bigger ones are most often called rivers; the other names usually pertain to the smaller ones.(Condensation is water that appears on surfaces directly from the surrounding air when the air is cooled, like dew for example.)
What is a point of land smaller than a peninsula that's extending into a body of water?
A point of land smaller than a peninsula is usually known as a cape or a headland.
A body of water surrounded by land?
Such a body of water could be called a reservoir, lake, mere, tarn, pool or pond.
Large body of water entirely surrounded by land?
A lake, or an inland sea.
Mainland Greece is a body of land with water on three sides called what?
Greece is a peninsula; the seas are: Adriatic, Ionian, Aegean.
How is an earthworm poorly adapted to life on land?
it needs to be moist to surviveAround here, when it rains really hard and there is standing water on the ground, the earthworms start to drown. They come out of their borrows and try to find higher ground. Trouble is, they either drowned or can't find their burrows again. So after a big rain there are all these dead worms all over the place. More than what the birds can gobble up in a week. I consider this a poor adaptation to local conditions.Earthworms are poorly adapted to life on land for many reasons. One is that they have no limbs, so movement is quite limited for the worm.
What animals are land detrivores?
Earthworms would be an example.
How did the Aztecs adapted to the land?
The Aztecs adapted to their land by Chinampas, Building Bridges, and Hunting animals
Were the diadectes adapted to land or water?
Diadectes were fully adapted to land, even though it is a water to dry land animal.
Of or like poorly drained land?
marshy
Are fish fully adapted to land?
no
How have animals adapted to life on land?
Animals grew legs to help them walk on land. They also developed lungs to enable them to breathe. Many grew hair to keep their body temperatures regulated and their senses were adapted to be able to do things like find food and avoid predators.
How are frogs adapted on land and in the sea?
they can breath
Do crabs eat earthworms?
since crabs are water animals an earthworms are land animals they would rarely ever meet much less consume one another
Is locomotion in the grasshopper adapted to land?
Yes, grasshoppers have adapted to movement on land. They have long legs that are capable of hopping them long distances very quickly.
What are examples of land detritivores?
Examples of land detritivores include earthworms, millipedes, woodlice, and some species of beetles. These organisms feed on dead plant material and help to break it down, recycling nutrients back into the soil ecosystem.
What are two things animals have adapted to?
weather and land
