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Worms
Worms are soft-bodied invertebrate animals. They are long and often parasitic.
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How can scientists conclude that worms existed hundreds of years ago?
Scientists can conclude that worms existed hundreds of years ago by studying fossilized remains and preserved specimens found in sediment layers. Additionally, they analyze soil samples for biological markers, such as worm casts or burrows, which indicate past worm activity. Historical records and ecological studies also provide insights into the presence of worms in various environments over time. Together, these methods help reconstruct the historical timeline of worm existence.
What can cure ring worms on skin?
Try Usind Nail Polish and then throw away some of the things that you touched also try using plastic mattress covers Good Luck
Can a cat with worms infect a clean cat?
A cat with worms can infect a cat that doesn't have worms, so it's best to give both cats (after discussing it with your vet) the worm capsules.
What if the pinworms come back after your treated?
If pinworms come back after treatment, consider retreatment. You may also need to treat household members.
How do you keep slow worms out your garden?
Slow Worms are a protected species.
Europe: In the UK the Wildlife and Countryside Act of 1981 declares that it is illegal to intentionally kill, injure, sell or advertise to sell them.
1 ) It is illegal to kill, injure or sell wild slow worms.
2 ) The Law only applies to wild animals therefore you are allowed to sell captive bred slow-worms without the need for a license.
3 ) If you wish to sell wild caught slow-worms, a license is required.
4 ) Any animal conceived and born in a controlled environment is considered captive bred, therefore the laws do not apply.
5 ) However, any animal produced as a result of a fertile egg taken from the wild and hatched in a controlled environment (captivity) would be considered taken from the wild and therefore the laws apply.
6 ) Likewise with a gravid female slow-worm taken from the wild and born in a controlled environment would be considered taken from the wild and the laws apply.
What happens when you keep a bottle of water in the freezer?
- The water inside the bottle would freeze.
What is the local name of eragrostis cynosuroides?
In Nepali and Hindi it is called Kush. It is used during any hindu ritual for purification.
Why do smaller annelid worms not need gills to obtain sufficient oxygen?
I got this question in a biology past paper and tried to find the answer on the internet too, so i thought i best answer it for other people :P
i settled with the species are so small that they have a large surface area to volume ratio, meaning they take in quite a lot of oxygen, and because they're so small they don't use up all of this oxygen as quickly as lugworms and other larger species of annelids.
if it's wrong, sorry, i basically just took knowledge and made a logical guess
I did not think so until i googled it and found out some interesting facts about it:
-they llive for up to 2 years
-they are about 10-15mm long
-they live well in greasy hair (hair gel)
-they have adaptions to hold onto hair
-they only way to kill them is to drown them
-they start their live in a tree
hope this helps!
Can no worm tablets kill sperm?
Worm tablets are not designed to kill sperm and of cause 'no worm tablets' will not do anything.
What is the one movie called with the giant worms that come out of the ground?
I figure you either mean "Tremors" or "Dune".
Try doing a search for the movie Tremors first as it is the most likely since it has several sequels.
Sounds like a user id which you will have as soon as you register here. (In this forum). Just a name that you use when submitting responses in a forum. Mine is oddblob99.
it is a thing thats is used for things such as thing in things
What are facts about inchworms?
Inchworms are the larval or caterpillar stage of geometer moths [Geometridae family within the Lepidoptera order of butterflies and moths]. So they're members of a large family that includes over 26,000 species. About 1,200 of those species are native to North America.
Other names for this larval stage include looper and spanworm. All three names refer to the way in which the inchworm gets around. It lacks the middle pair of legs that most Lepidopteran caterpillars have. It therefore has just two sets of two or three legs at either end. So for example, it gets around by clasping the ground, leaf or stem with its front legs and moving its hind legs right behind them. Then the hind legs clasp the leaf and the front legs move forward, and so on.
It looks as though the larva is measuring the ground's, leaf's or stem's surface. Instead, it's actually moving along or towards its food source. Leaves are the most common food source. But there are some inchworm species that favor pollen, lichens or flowers. There are even some that are carnivorous. There are even others that are most destructive in their feeding, and are called 'cankerworms'.
But whatever the type, they represent a particularly vulnerable stage within the geometer moth life cycle. Specifically, larval stages tend to be attractive to such predators as birds and foraging mammals.
When it's disturbed or stressed, the inchworm clasps the surface with its hind legs and stands straight up and still.
Can blood worms survive on a polluted environment?
no in fact no one can pollution can kill plants and will effect the oxygen
Are segmented worms warm blooded or cold blooded?
Segmented worms are cold blooded. All worms are cold blooded.
What did zorna say when she married a 3 foot pygmy?
"Better to have loved a short man than never to have loved a tall."
