How long does a worm live?

Answer 1

there life cycle is of abt 3 to 4 months in optimum and suitable conditions. but when condition arund them is not proper for there next generation or growth they undergo a process wherein they form tough cover around them and remain as it is until and unless they got proper conditions to grow and this can be too long even 100 to 200 years

Answer 2

The lifespan of a worm can vary depending on the species, but generally, worms can live anywhere from a few months to several years. For example, earthworms typically live for 1-2 years, while some species of marine worms can live for several decades.

Answer 3

Research indicates that planarian worms are almost immortal. Even when cut into pieces or sliced in half, each part can grow a whole new worm and it continues to survive. These worms are being studied to see if their longevity can help humans in some way.

Answer 4

A planarian is a type of flatworm that lives in different kinds of water. As long as the worm has a steady food source and his living area is kept clean, there is no reason why he could not live for several months to a year.

Answer 5

Planarians live for weeks and I know that because I have 2 planarians myself, Although I am still searching for how long a planarian lives, and if I ever find it I will answer this question again with a more efficient answer. :)

Answer 6

When I made a planaria experiment 3 years back, they basically disintegrated... I would count how many were in the petri dish, and for some odd reason I would get less numbers. I always made sure to suck up debris and at times there would be small black-ish specks and floating white pieces.

Answer 7

well worms dont die if you cut them apart so thorw them in fire lol

Answer 8

It takes about 2-3 weeks for a planarian worm to regenerate fully

Answer 9

The maximum recorded lifespan of a planaria is 1.167 years

There is no definite answer for its lifespan

Answer 10

worms live to be about 10-12 months old