Worms

I think it is asexual.

Guinea worm disease is only transmitted by drinking stagnant water with Guinea worm larvae in it. As such, if you avoid drinking stagnant water from the few remaining Guinea worm endemic areas you are not at risk. If you do need to drink stagnant water from these remote areas, simply filtering your water through a cloth filter will remove the water fleas that carry the larvae.

It is the posterior, and the front side is known as the anterior.

About 10 seconds Unless it is under water then it is 9 hours and 40 seconds!

A cat can die from certain types of worms. Like the heartworm, a cat can die from. But worms around its rear end aren't fatal. It's best if you contact a vet and get it treated so its not going to spread to other cats.

That depends on the worm. If you mean a caterpillar, then yes, that is considered a bug in larval form. If you mean an earthworm, then no, that is not considered a bug.

yes, hookworms are invertebrates since it undergoes roundworms, and roundworms are invertebrates!

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As it is extremely difficult to get rid of worms getting in large numbers into your house after it rains you get rid of the house! It is easier and definitely solves the problem. I did it, moved house.

This would be a hook worm.

i do not think that any worms have muscles <---- Wrong

All worms have muscles, they move in a circular way as well.

u trap them

Yes these two share common ancestors.

While turpentine might kill intestinal worms outside of the human body, it can cause serious harm if ingested. To kill intestinal worms it is best to get a prescription from a licensed physician.

a worm that lives in a mill

No

The one that we found in our yard is a Land Planarian. Here is a picture of the exact one we found. Perhaps this is your worm too? http://www.floridanature.org/species.asp?species=Bipalium_kewense

Worms feed on organic matter in the soil. How deep they go depends on soil conditions such as: how deep they can find a reasonable amount of food, how deep is the water table (no snorkels on worms), how far down can they go without running into hard packed clay or bed rock. As long as they have the basic conditions of life they can survive.

No they do not. They are invertebrates.

All dogs and puppies should be dewormed. It you actually see the worms in the stools of the dog, you need to deworm it immediately. Take a stool sample to your Veterinarian and get it checked out to see what other internal parasites your pup may have. If the worm looked like spaghetti, then it is roundworms or if it looked like little grains of rice, then it is tapeworms but there are many other kinds too. You can deworm your pup yourself too. Go to a pet store or feedstore and get a dewormer that gets all the worms such as tapes, roundworms, hookworms, etc. Be sure to repeat the deworming in 10-14 days after the first deworming to catch any baby worms that were not caught the first time. It would be best to take your pup in to be checked out by your Veterinarian.

I want to know iff a worm is a vertebrate?
No, it isn't.
No. Vertebrate means having a backbone. Worms do not have bones, therefore, they are invertebrates.

a willy worm looks like a catarpillar with black "spikey fur"

If a fan worm eats dead things in the sea, then it is a decomposer. If it eats bacterica, tiny floating animals, or traps fish and animals, it is a consumer. If the fan worm creates it's own food from the sun, it is a producer.

In the book how to eat fried worms they found the worms by digging them pup in the kids backyard.

Yes, as far as I know a rag worm is an Invertebrate.