Why are earthworms important?

Answer 1

They are important because thay help our gardens and soil.
Earthworms are the 'tillers' of the soil. Their continual burrowing aerates the soil providing oxygen needed by numerous soil fauna

Answer 2

Of particular importance to people is the underground tunneling of earthworms through soil. Earthworm passageways open up soil pore space for air and water. Adequate water space is needed for good infiltration and percolation of water through soil. It improves drainage, and therefore discourages the waterlogging that can set the scene for fungal diseases and root rot. Earthworm death and decomposition adds organic matter to soil. Healthy soil needs both organic matter, and air and water pore space. So earthworms meet both needs.

Answer 3

earthworms are useful to us in many ways they are:-

1. earthworm is known as farmer's friend because- they go on the ground like stitching up and down. that is when the underground nutrients and minerals comes up. it will help the plants grown by the farmer this how they become the farmer;s friend

Answer 4

because their manure helps the earth a lot

Answer 5

earth worms are helpful to are environment they clean our dirt and help live stock. they are also edible and good for bait

Answer 6

Earthworms are very important species in our environment. They help "Re-nourish" the soil and allow plants to grow with nutrients they require.