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Why do worms burrow into the ground?
worms decomposes organic material in the soil (like dead animals or dead plants) by eating them. they then digest the food and expel it out as their faeces. the faeces is used as fertilizers for plants.
What are worms used for?
Worms can be used for fishing and compost. Worms are important to the ecosystems in which they live and breed.
Do pile worms bite?
Pile worms do not bite humans. These marine worms are typically harmless and are often used as bait by anglers. While they have strong jaws, they are not known to bite people.
What kind of medicine is used to get rid of worms in dogs?
Anthelmintics, which are medications specifically designed to treat worms in dogs, are commonly used. These medications work by either paralyzing or killing the worms, allowing them to be expelled from the dog's body. It is important to consult with a veterinarian to properly diagnose the type of worms present and determine the most effective treatment plan.
Does boggeyman really eat worms?
The imaginary bogeyman is traditionally depicted as a monster used to frighten children, rather than as an actual creature with specific diet habits. The idea of the bogeyman eating worms may be a fictional concept created to instill fear in children.
What is a vacuum used for?
To suck-in dirt.
What is used other than dirt to keep fishing worms?
soil not dirt or mud.
What lives in dirt the different uses of dirt and what it is made of?
Various organisms such as bacteria, fungi, worms, and insects live in dirt. Dirt is used for gardening, construction, pottery-making, and as a medium for plant growth. It is made of minerals, organic matter, water, and air.
How can we use the word suck?
You can use the word suck in a variety of sentences. For instance, "The Hoover vacuum will suck all of the dirt out of the carpeting" or "It must suck to find out you've got an overdue library book".
What is the food chain for worms?
In the wild, wax worms are parasitic to bee colonies. They eat cocoons, pollen, and shed skins of bees, and generally destroy the honeycomb. The worms are food for many species of insectivores, as are the adult moths. In captivity, the worms are fed a mix of cereal grains, bran, and honey. They are primarily used to feed terrarium animals, carnivorous plants, birds, fish, and are often used as fish bait.
What is the function of cuticle at worms?
I believe the cuticle prevents dessication of the worm (drying out).
How do compost help protect the environment?
The act of composting is taking things we have eaten and are leftover and putting it in a bin with dirt and worms. The worms eat the food and create a fertilizer that is all natural and not from chemicals. The new fertilizer can be used in gardens and for plants that is safe and nontoxic.
Why do worms burrow into the ground?
worms decomposes organic material in the soil (like dead animals or dead plants) by eating them. they then digest the food and expel it out as their faeces. the faeces is used as fertilizers for plants.
What was the first dirt bike used for?
they used the first dirt bike in ww1
What dirt is used for batters box?
The same dirt that is used elsewhere on the field.
What do earthworm feed on?
What worms eat depends in part on where they live. Worms can live closer to the surface or much deeper underground. On the surface, worms eat a variety of organic materials, such as dead grass and leaves that have fallen from the trees. There are microscopic organisms that live on these leaves. These organisms provide the worm with a variety of algae, fungi and bacteria that are essential for the worm's diet. Worms that live deeper under the ground have a diet that is primarily raw dirt. The worms eat the bacteria, fungi and algae that are in the dirt. The dirt passes through the worm and comes out in what is known as worm casts. This is a nice way of saying excrement. These casts are very beneficial to the plants in your garden. The nutrients in the soil are partially digested by the worms, making them easily used by the plants. In addition, the process aerates the dirt in your garden, which is also beneficial to your plants. Worms eat any organic material in the soil, this would include fruits, vegetables and plant remains. They have no teeth, so the bits are moistened in the worm's mouth. Food is digested in the gizzard, which acts like teeth to grind the food. The intestines break it down further and it comes out as worm castings. These castings are very beneficial to the soil in your garden. The nutrients are broken down to be used by plants and the soil is aerated to bring more oxygen to the roots of the plants. Moisture is also very important for worms. They can't survive without it. Worms breathe through their skin. The worm's skin must remain moist at all times to allow it to breathe in the much needed oxygen. If their skin dries out, they will suffocate and die.
Is it covered with dirt or covered in dirt?
Both "covered with dirt" and "covered in dirt" are commonly used phrases. The difference is subtle - "covered with dirt" implies that the object has some dirt on it, while "covered in dirt" suggests that the object is completely surrounded by dirt. Both are correct and can be used interchangeably in most cases.
