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Which kingdom does a worm go in?
A worm typically belongs to the Kingdom Animalia within the Phylum Annelida.
Is a worm in the fungi kingdom?
No, worms are part of the animal kingdom, specifically the phylum Annelida. Fungi belong to their own kingdom called Fungi.
What kingdom is a worm?
Annelida
Why was the California black worm named what it was since it isn't black?
the caforlian black worm has
Is a worm in the kingdom protista?
No. Worms are part of the Animal Kingdom.
What kingdom does worm belong to?
the animal kindom
Does a worm belong in the animalia kingdom?
Yes. Worms belong to the Kingdom Animalia.
Have you ever encountered a thin black worm in your house?
I have not encountered a thin black worm in my house.
Black worm with yellow stripe?
a rattle snake worm
What kind of worm is white with a black dot on it?
meal worm
What will a meal worm turn into?
meal worms usually turn into black beetles
What is the name for a black fuzzy caterpillar?
A Willy Worm of course!
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