Centipedes

They dig holes and eat the ends of the roots, which in turn helps the plant drink more water from the soil. this allows the plants to grow bigger, and better.

You look at its crop or the worm's scat.

How do you kill rollie pollies

start the day off on the wrong foot

Birds will eat non poisonous centipedes.

The Arthropleura were considered to be quite fast, as being a relative of centipedes and millipedes families. The Arthropleura are now distinct as of the beginning of the Permian period.

i think its the earthworm

clitellum

yes

a roly polly eats fungi and fallen leaves.

Most likely larvae for the moths you are seeing which are most likely Indian Meal Moths.

All centipedes are poisionous but house centipedes poision isn't powerful enough to harm a human. Oh yeah!! Their bites hurt?

these worms al;ready live in these products...they seem to hatch after long storage and not using these items...if u refridgerate these it will prolong freshness of product and the worms cannot mature.....if u bought this product with the worms already hatched it means the pr5oduct was sold to you "old."

yes because they dont like you

No, Marijuana is bad for Centipedes!

I don't know about that, if you asked the centipede I think he'd tell you that he's pretty darn happy. That is if you catch him between his naps and snacking on Dorito beetles.

The reefs of the tropical and mid-Atlantic Ocean make up the native habitat of the bearded fireworm (Hermodice carunculata). This colorful marine worm also may be found in the Mediterranean Sea. Specifically, two islands around which the worm tends to cluster are Asunción Island in the mid-Atlantic and Malta in the Mediterranean.

It's yellow or red or blue or pink or purple

I know a leach is a water worm, water parasites are water worms.

Arthropods. They belong to the Chilopoda class of the sub-phylum Myriapoda.

Worms eat soil. Soil cultivated consisting of water, dead stuff including: Decomposing leafs, and other organisms. Also dirt.

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Roly-poly's can be purchased at most fishing bait stores. They can also be purchased at many stores dedicated to the outdoors and hunters.

No. Millipedes only eat dead/rotting plant material.

Their relatives, the centipedes, are voracious predators.

Real because they are more prone to hold on knowing it is their natural food.