Centipedes

When new stores are built, worms lose their habitat and their natural environment is disrupted. However, they may gain access to new sources of food and shelter as a result of the changes in the area.

Some spiders have periods of inactivity during the night, similar to people. Others are more active at night. In colder climates, some of them have much longer periods of inactivity, kind of like hibernation. It depends on the type of spider, but the way they sleep is to withdraw to someplace where they are safe, and then their bodies slow down, kind of like our bodies slow down when we sleep.

If you mean "why don't they fall?," they are really good at anchoring themselves in place wherever they are.

Leeches have 32 brains because they have a segmented body with a ganglion (cluster of nerve cells) in each segment that functions like a brain. This distributed nervous system allows them to coordinate movement and respond to stimuli effectively.

There may be multiple pubs named "The Centipede" around the world. It is a common practice for pubs to be given unique names, so it's possible that one by that name exists. It would be best to check local directories or online search engines for specific locations.

Bilateral symmetry

Worms typically enjoy eating decomposing organic matter such as leaves, fruits, and vegetables. They play a vital role in breaking down organic material in soil, helping with the decomposition process and enriching the soil with nutrients.

An earthworm has a paired brain attach to it nerve cord, that flows to its ganglia. The Clitellum ( the ring or band on the worm) is were the worm senses things. An earthworm can also not feel pain.

Mealworms are not native to a specific country; they are found worldwide and are commonly used as feed for birds, reptiles, and fish. They are bred commercially in various countries for this purpose.

Insects, in general, do not have more than one heart. They typically have a single tubular heart that runs along the insect's dorsal side. However, some insects, like the cockroach, may have multiple chambers within their single heart that can contract independently.

Soil enters an earthworm's mouth and then passes through the pharynx, esophagus, crop, gizzard, intestines, and finally out of the anus. During this process, the earthworm extracts nutrients from the soil and organic matter that passes through its digestive system.

Red worms can be harvested when they have multiplied sufficiently within the worm bin or compost pile. Harvesting can be done by either separating the worms manually or by using techniques like light or migration to separate the worms from the compost. It is recommended to harvest the worms when they are actively feeding and reproducing to ensure a healthy and thriving population.

Worms eat soil with there mouth that goes to a thing called a crop, that releases a fluid that helps it digest, then the soil goes to a thing called a gizzard, that grinds up the soil, then it passes through the intestines, that take nutrients from the the soil, and finally to its anus.

A leech moves by extending and contracting its body in a wave-like motion, using its suckers to grip onto surfaces. On land, a leech can use its muscular body to inch forward and navigate uneven terrain by contracting and stretching its body segments. They move slowly and rely on moisture to prevent dehydration.

Wiggler worms, also known as red wigglers or red composting worms, mainly eat food scraps such as fruit and vegetable scraps, coffee grounds, tea bags, and crushed eggshells. It's important to avoid feeding them citrus fruits, onions, garlic, dairy products, meat, or oily foods. Worms also benefit from a diet that includes carbon-rich materials like shredded newspaper or cardboard.

No, leeches do not have lungs or gills for respiration. Instead, they have specialized skin that allows them to absorb oxygen directly from the water or host they are feeding on. This process is called cutaneous respiration.

The bearded fireworm belongs to the phylum Annelida, which consists of segmented worms.

The anterior ganglia in a planarian acts as the brain of the organism, controlling sensory information processing, coordination of movement, and various physiological functions. It integrates signals from the sensory organs and coordinates responses to stimuli in the environment.

Pessimist

Yes they could. If you have a lot on you for a while, they will suck you dry. They are blood sucking creatures. Plus, they can carry diseases (I think...). So if you have a leach on you, don't worry. Just stay calm and take it off. To be safe I would see a doctor after that. You can never be to safe!

And just to let you know, leaches are commonly found in swamp waters. So don't freak out about finding a leach on you while taking a walk.

Feather duster worms have a cylindrical body with a feathery appearance due to their elaborate crown of feeding tentacles. They can range in color from white and pink to red and purple, and they have a flexible tube-like structure that helps them anchor to the substrate. These worms can retract quickly into their protective tube when threatened.

Millipedes play a crucial role in ecosystems as detritivores, breaking down decaying plant material and enriching the soil with their excrement. They help recycle nutrients and contribute to the decomposition process, making them an important part of nutrient cycling in their environment.

Yes, a puppy with roundworm is an example of parasitism because the roundworm is benefiting at the expense of the puppy by living in its intestines and deriving nutrients from it, causing harm to the puppy in the process.