Centipedes

Worms are attracted to wet soil in general, applying a washing-up dilution to water will attract them, but its destructive to native bird populations, find a old field a few days before you go and dig.

Centipedes are elongated arthropods with numerous legs. They have a pair of venomous claws behind the head, which they use to capture prey. Centipedes typically live in moist environments and are nocturnal hunters.

What color are worms? Worms are usually a grayish color.

When worms die, their bodies decompose and release nutrients back into the soil, benefiting the ecosystem. Their bodies are broken down by bacteria and fungi, and the nutrients are recycled to support plant growth. This process is an important part of the natural cycle of decomposition in soil ecosystems.

"Burp the worm" is a colloquial term that means to masturbate or engage in self-pleasure. It is a slang expression that is often used humorously or crudely to refer to the act of sexual self-stimulation.

Yes, tube worms are marine animals that live in the deep ocean near hydrothermal vents. They form colonies around these vents and survive by using chemosynthesis to convert chemicals from the vents into energy.

When a worm is cut in half, only the front part has the ability to regenerate into a complete worm. The back part will die. The front part will need to have sufficient energy reserves and the wound needs to heal properly in order for regeneration to occur successfully.

The worm is first both male and female the worm is in kingdom Animalia. The worm if you look at on and turn it over on its ventral side (bottom) you will see not to far away from the anterior side which is closet to the mouth the clitellum, it looks little lighter than the rest of the worm and it is not very long. the clitellum is a barrel shaped swelling that starts at the thirty second segment on the worm. this structures aids in the reproduction. Also it can tell us what side is the head and the tail. Talking about the head and the tail there are two different names for the head and the tail end of the worm, the head is called the anterior end and the tail is the posterior end of the tail. Now the first part of the worm is the mouth, the mouth sucks in dirt and then goes to the pharynx ,then through esophagus then trough the crop and then the gizzard and then the intestine then through the rest of the body. worms have two blood vessels dorsal and ventral blood vessel. the dorsal is top and ventral is bottom of the worm. The aortic arches help regulate the blood flow to the dorsal and ventral blood vessels. The nervous system, the worm has a ventral nerve chord running on the ventral side of its body. Telling it what type of surface its on. The worm can tell hot from cold that's why the stay in the dirt to keep cool, that's why is you ever saw a worm dried out on the side walk its because it needs the cool dirt to keep it cool. those are alot of the parts of the worn hope you learned alot from this.

A chilopoda is a class of arthropods commonly known as centipedes. They have long, segmented bodies with one pair of legs per segment and are carnivorous predators that use venom to immobilize their prey. Chilopods are found worldwide in various habitats.

Mealworms have six legs, just like any other insect. So, count 'em up if you're feeling bored!

Mealworms, like all insects, have six legs as a characteristic feature of their body plan. The six legs help them move, walk and cling onto surfaces efficiently. This body structure is a result of their genetic makeup and adaptations to their environment over millions of years of evolution.

It sounds like you're describing a tiger centipede, which is known for its distinctive yellow and black stripes running along its body. Tiger centipedes are venomous predators that feed on insects and other small invertebrates. It's best to avoid contact with them due to their potentially painful bite.

Centipedes primarily drink water or other fluids found in their environment. They can absorb moisture through their exoskeleton and also obtain water from their prey.

Not sure about what you mean when you say that, but I do know that, whether it is itchy or not, she and your entire family have to take medication to treat it. You just have to ask for some at the chemist.

I do not belive that it would be possibl efor a worm to get diabetes. It seems to be a human disease. A worms body is simply not advanced enough to hold any complex disease such as diabetes. So, no a worm, in my opinion, cannot get diabetes.

yes they do have hair they have very little but not noticeable the hairs are senseablity for worms

Centipedes have simple eyes, also known as ocelli, which are photoreceptor organs that can detect light and dark but do not form images like compound eyes.

The cost of millipedes can vary depending on the species, size, and where they are purchased from. On average, millipedes can cost anywhere from a few dollars to around $20. It's important to source millipedes from reputable sellers to ensure they are healthy and ethically obtained.

Worms can make great pets for those interested in vermicomposting, as they help break down organic waste and produce nutrient-rich compost. However, they may not be as interactive or engaging as other pets, and may not be suitable for those seeking companionship or entertainment from their pets.

Glow worms typically live in damp and dark places such as caves, forests, and the banks of rivers or streams. They are commonly found in countries with temperate climates like New Zealand and Australia. Glow worms prefer these environments because they use their bioluminescence to attract prey and reproduce in dark conditions.

Leeches are not bugs (insects). Leeches are animals, segmented worms in the same phylum (Annelida) as earthworms.

Although insects do have a larval (worm-like) stage of their development, worms are not related to insects. After the larval stage, insects later develop legs and exoskeletons. Leeches and worms have neither exoskeleton nor legs at any stage of their lives. The larval stage of insects leads to the common misconception that they are related to worms, but this is not the case.

"Face worms" are not a medically recognized condition. However, skin parasites like mites or worms can infest the skin and lead to symptoms like itching or skin irritation. These parasites can be acquired through contact with infected individuals, animals, or contaminated surfaces.

The same thing was going on with my 4 month old puppy... We took her to the vet and it was Parvo. Within 7-10 days after coming in contact with Parvo a puppy will become ill. Parvo can be given to a puppy many ways. Even if a puppy has not come in contact with any other dogs. Parvo can be transmitted through human shoes if you walk on ground that has been contaminated. It can also come from birds the tires on your vehicle etc. Parvo lives in many different climates and temperatures and is very serious. I would recomend looking up several sights on Parvo to find more information... And good luck to your puppy

No, mother earthworms do not take care of their babies. Once they lay eggs, they leave them to develop and hatch on their own. Baby earthworms are self-sufficient and do not require parental care.

It sounds like you may be describing the caterpillar of a Tomato Hornworm. They are bright green with yellow and blue spikes, and they can be as large as a tomato worm. They are known to feed on the leaves and fruits of tomato plants.