no but roots can be damageable to them but they do not kill earthworms
yes, they eat all things organic, including roots.
Earthworms enrich the soil with their feces and allow air to get to the roots of plants.
Yes, striped bass will eat earthworms.
no they love earthworms
badgers will eat what's available, such as fruits, nuts, cereals like wheat or oats from fields, Roots, bulbs and tubers, but they prefer to eat earthworms.
Gophers and moles are known to eat a variety of plants, but they typically do not target oleander roots specifically. Oleander is toxic to many animals, including rodents, which may deter them from consuming it. However, gophers are more likely to feed on roots of other plants and crops. Moles primarily eat insects and earthworms, so they wouldn’t be interested in oleander roots either.
Earthworms believe it or not have an anus (a bottom) where waste goes through their body and comes out the other end. You learn about the earth worm in biology class. If your talking about the trash "waste" earthworms eat the soil and things in the soil and faeces it out. The faeces is very good for the plant and it is called soil. Also the earthworms eat away the "waste" creating holes near the roots of the plant which is important because the plants need carbon dioxide to live.
BirdsMolesTurtlesFishLizardsCentipedesFrogs/ToadsSkunksSnakesGophers These animals all eat earthworms.
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Earthworms eat mostly leaf litter. The oils in the orange peel will repel the earthworm.