Pregnant earthworms, or mature earthworms ready to lay eggs, can be identified by a swollen segment called the clitellum, which is usually a lighter color. This clitellum produces a mucus ring that holds the fertilized eggs after mating. As the earthworm moves, it deposits these eggs into the ring, which eventually hardens into a cocoon. The eggs are typically small, round, and can be seen within the cocoon, giving the appearance of being "in their butt."
no Worms reproduce by sexual reproduction, when they get under each other's skin, then release the sperm and egg cells.
worms lay 1000 and earthworms lay only 500
Not unless you are infested with them... it's not healthy to have worms living in you. The most common worm to live inside a human is the Threadworm (or Pinworm). Threadworms are tiny little white worms, about 3cm long. The female worms lay their eggs in your gut which go down to the rectum (butt). These eggs are coated in a sticky white substance which causes the butt to get itchy, or tickly when the worms move. If you're a girl, then the female may move forwards and lay her eggs in your vagina. In the UK, these worms are more likely to be on kids. When you itch your butt, sometimes people won't wash their hands and the next time you put your fingers in your mouth is when the worms under your nails will travel down your throat to your gut once again. This is a lifecycle. Consult your doctor if you think you have worms. He'll give you a tablet which starves the worms to death.
Earth worms. They also eat carrion, baby birds, eggs, bugs, etc.
A pukeko eats swamp and pasture vegetation, insects, small birds, frogs and eggs.
they lay eggs
no, you can not get worms from cats. Those worms are only meant for animals. if the butt worms got out, theres no way it would find its way to a humans especially because they are not interested.
The long coiled tube in worms where many eggs are stored is called the ovary. It is an essential reproductive organ in female worms that produces and stores eggs until they are released for fertilization.
no
with their butt
Flour and grains will hatch worms after a while. They are harvested with worm eggs on them, and none of the processing kills the eggs. To avoid getting worms in flour, freeze it for 24 hours or more or put bay leaves in it.
quick answer.. no