Explore earthworm anatomy and dissection in this 1961 educational film. Covering digestive, circulatory, excretory, nervous, ...

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particularly earthworms, within the phylum Annelida. It explains the structure and function of their segmented bodies, including the nervous system, digestive system, and respiratory processes.

The first sentence of the Wikipedia entry offers this summary: An earthworm is a soil-dwelling terrestrial invertebrate that belongs to the phylum Annelida. However ... we know even more about their ...

Earthworms may be helpful in a compost heap or in the soil of a vegetable garden. But they are a destructive force in Minnesota’s hardwood forests – chomping up entire layers of the forest ...

Tens of thousands of species of earthworms are likely to be wriggling in the world’s soil, yet to be discovered by scientists – which will probably take more than 100 years to do. Earthworms ...

"They're kind of like our hidden allies." The south Gippsland organic beef and lamb farmer is talking about a species of annelid worm called the giant Gippsland earthworm (Megascolides australis).

Earthworms are fundamental to the delivery of a range of soil ecosystem services such as nutrient cycling and water management, which in turn affects crop development and yield. In fact, one study ...

Upon being freed from Saruman’s spell, Théoden calls Gríma a “witless worm,” and he is right to do so. Aragorn shouldn’t have stopped Théoden from killing Gríma in retribution.

The earthworm's basic anatomy Earthworms are annelids, belonging to the phylum Annelida, which includes segmented worms. Their bodies are divided into numerous segments, each housing specialized ...

"Shuriken" is the Japanese word for throwing star. There are some 21,000 diverse annelid (or segmented worm) species found on land and in water across the globe. When the S. shurikeni was alive ...