Worms

In muskoka there are blood sucking slugs and when i was in muskoka 3 days ago a girl was playing in the rocks when she came out of the water with a slug's head inside her skin. offurtunitly, my mom helped her get it off so beware anyway

That is dependant on a few things. The size of your garden, how much the soil has retained nutrients vital to growing a new garden, and what compost you are going to use. Obtain a soil test kit from an agriculture garden center or retailer with a garden section. Test your soil according to directions, after the first tilling. A compost of grass trimmings/food stuff is a bit different than rotted manure. the nutrients vary. With rotted manure you can never add too much and with the other you may never have enough. This is where the size of your garden comes into play. Personally, I add roughly 500 lbs. of rotted manure and hay to a garden which measures 20 ft x 50 ft. The next season may be 200 lbs. What you would want to do is add your compost, no matter how much you have, till it in and then plant your seedlings. One thing to keep in mind is giving the plant a chance to root. Adding compost may not be necessary. Give the garden a 12" base for root growth. Recommendations vary from 9"-12" from seed packaging companies like Burpee. Keep a record of what you do, and how the plants thrive, as each year goes by. In time you will know what your needs are for your garden.

Most likely this is a house bug or centipede. They dont bite, they are just annoying! If it doesnt have spikey things sticking up and lots of legs and can move really fast its not this and its probley just some kind of worm.

They are nocturnal but you will often find them after a good rainfall. They dislike the cold and hibernate during winter. They cover their bodies with a thin layer of mucus which prevents them from drying out. Sometimes snails are also able to hibernate in the summer to survive if they are faced with a severe drought. They live off of the stored up fat during this time of year. They have to live in places where there is a lot of calcium in the soil otherwise their shells become weak and break easily. Garden Snails can go as fast as 65 feet an hour and are the fastest species of snail in the world. They have no ears and cannot hear so they rely on their sense of touch to interact with each other. Snails can live as short as 5 years or as long as 25 years. In captivity they can live longer due to their needs always being met. They can be found in parks and gardens. Snails also inhabit woods, hedgerows and dunes. Snails are very strong and can lift up to 10 times their own body weight in a vertical position. They are able to adapt to a variety of living conditions and they don't require large amounts of food.

Mostly mulberry leaves

Nothing de-worms a puppy except dewormer you can purchase from a pet store or better yet your vet. Your vet can let you know what kind of worms your dog has to treat it appropritely.

The short answer is you don't. Natural remedies are not effective at eliminating worms, and the doses needed to even reduce the number of worms is borderline toxic.

However, your veterinarian can prescribe one of several safe and cheap medications that are effective at eliminating parasites with one or two doses.

a slug is a small but fat lump of fat and a worm is a long and thing that you find in your garden and is usually pink/red but you can find them green and somtimes a dark yellow.

i think they use the soil and it helps by using the nutrients in it to regulate

No, they don't have eyes or they're just blind.

Yes.

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5, i say this because i have attempted to disect a roundworm. though i came to a rather bleek end i will not give up in my endeavour>>>> during my failure i noticed 8 layers, because there are 16 days in a week

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yes, inch worms can bite you. the mark left afterward will itch like a mosquito bite and then hurt. it should go away in about 3 days.

They have to keep their skin moist in order to absorb oxygen and give off carbon dioxide.

They keep their skin moist with slimy mucus produced by epithelial cells. They also go to the surface when it rains.

Eat raw pineapple for 3 days. Not canned pineapple get fresh.

Bloodworms are the larvae of a tiny midge and would be quite difficult to produce for an ordinary person. They would need special and costly facilities to breed.

I think an earth worm is a kind of segmented worm. It's not much but I hope it helped!

yes a worm can travel a mile in its life many miles infact....................but it is likely to get caught by a human and die

I belive that they do because theya lso eat the bad drit so they can grow if you are going this for a science fair project it is a good idea to look at some books to see if you are right about them growing healthy.

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As usual, "it depends." A whale's tail is usually called its "fluke" or "flukes."

A fluke could be an outlier in a survey - i.e., an unexpected answer, "outside the box," so to speak..

Then there are "liver flukes," which are parasites in the form of small flatworms, hence the name; the only place I've ever heard of people catching them is scuba diving in fresh water in Japan. That doesn't mean there aren't other localities - it's just that that's the only place I've been where the scuba instructor mentioned it.

Yes, they eat worms, and insects, small fish.

well they dont actually have a real skelaton i dont think so i googled it and there skeleton (that doesnt exist) is consisting of the same exact materal as they are, but i don't know what it is. how about you google it? oh and by the way i have a few questions about flatworms to. i will post them now. -eng0510

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