because they like moist areas so if it is hot the top layer of the soil is not that moist so they go deeper
Earthworms eat a variety of organic matter such as decaying leaves, plant material, and other decomposing organic materials found in soil. On average, earthworms can consume up to half their body weight in food per day.
Animals in the ocean migrate to the surface at night to feed on plankton and other organisms that come closer to the surface under the cover of darkness. During the day, they may move back to deeper waters to avoid predators or to regulate their body temperature. This vertical migration helps them optimize their feeding efficiency and balance their energy expenditure.
Worm snakes primarily feed on earthworms, but they may also consume other small invertebrates such as insects, slugs, and snails. They use their specialized teeth to grasp and swallow their prey whole.
Most fishes never come to the surface for air. Most 'breath' water, extracting oxygen from water they pump across their gills. Frequently fish in oxygen depleted water will rise to the surface and take in water from just below the surface because there is usually a higher concentration of oxygen there. Fish 'gasping' at the surface of an aquarium or pond usually indicates that the water quality has deteriorated. There are some fishes with specialized gills that allow them to breath air directly, and obtain some of their oxygen in that manner. These fishes usually are found in water with normally low oxygen levels, as may be found in bogs and swamps. The ability to breath air directly sometimes diminishes the ability some species to obtain all of their oxygen from the water, so these fish usually need to visit the surface periodically each day. There are also obligate air breathers who must obtain most of their oxygen from the air. Lungfish are an example. Mudskippers are another example of air-breathing fish. Such creatures are, however, unsuited for life on land, and must exist at least partially in the water. There is a great variety of adaptation and variety among fishes in breathing and related activities. Even air breathing fish must remain moist at all times. The ability of fishes to breath air and/or water covers a broad spectrum, generally dictated by environmental factors.
usually a female lion will eat between 16 to 20 pounds of food each day
us!, what you walk on every day- THE GROUND!
The Sun heats the ground, then the ground heats the air. Consequently, the coldest part of the day is usually about half and hour to an hout after sunrise.
If it is a rainy day some might show up. You can buy earthworms too.
LCL stands for Lifted Condensation Level and represents the height at which an air parcel reaches 100% relative humidity and condensation begins. On a foggy day, the LCL is usually close to the ground since the air near the surface is saturated.
Earthworms often come to the surface during rain to avoid drowning in saturated soil and to find new habitats. The wet conditions reduce the risk of desiccation, allowing them to move more freely. April Fool's Day coincides with spring rains in many regions, which may lead to a noticeable appearance of earthworms, but the behavior itself is not linked to the holiday.
on a clear day you could but there are usually clouds
60000,6000,600,60 is born
Earthworms grow atleast 2 inches a day. Earthworms are one of the most living creatures on earth. Earthworms are very rare even though people use them sometimes as bait for fishing or sometimes if they have nothing to eat they will eat earthworms. Earthworms been on earth for more then 1000 years...they live toabout 2 yearsa 10 ft. long earthworm has been discovered.
Earthworms eat a variety of organic matter such as decaying leaves, plant material, and other decomposing organic materials found in soil. On average, earthworms can consume up to half their body weight in food per day.
because it blocks the sun from getting to earth's surface
up to 14 feet of earthworms in a day!
It absorbs the heat from the sun, it is a better conductor of heat than the air so it remains warm longer.