A worm is like an insect, which belongs to invertebrate animals that live on the territory of water bodies, land and inside a living organism, but essentially does not belong to them. The type of worm that lives inside a living organism leads a parasitic lifestyle, fulfilling its needs at the expense of another animal. Most often, a person acts as a carrier of such worms.
All worms can be divided into three types: annelids, roundworms and flatworms. Many encyclopedias cannot determine which class the tapeworm belongs to. Some sources distinguish it as a separate type, others consider it a subspecies of flatworms. But the fact remains that no one denies the existence of these worms.
Character and lifestyle
Charles Darwin also suggested the presence of intelligence in earthworms. Watching them, he noticed that when dragging a dry leaf into his home, it was turned with the narrow side. This makes it easier for a leaf to pass through a dense, earthy burrow. But on the contrary, he takes spruce needles by the base so that they do not fork.
The whole day, the whole life of an earthworm, is scheduled minute by minute. Every now and then he climbs in the ground, makes moves, swallowing it. The worm digs holes in two ways. He or, as already mentioned, swallows the earth, gradually moving forward.
In case the ground is too hard. And then leaving behind their biological waste. Or, he pushes it with his delicate end in different directions, and makes moves for himself. The passages are obliquely vertical.
The same earthworm , hunting in the soil , drags into its holes, for insulation, various leaves, veins from leaves, thin pieces of paper and even scraps of wool. Its burrows are up to one meter deep. And the worms are larger in size, and all ten meters. The worm works mainly at night.
Why do earthworms crawl to the surface in huge numbers? This means he can't breathe. This usually happens after heavy rains. The earth is clogged with moisture, and there is no oxygen for him at all. When cold weather arrives, the earthworm goes deep into the soil.
