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Interesting Facts: Worms

  • Worms do not have eyes; they have light and touch sensistive organs. Worms do not like light.
  • Worms breath through their skin and therefore require humid conditions to prevent drying out.
  • Every worm can have babies.
  • Worms lay cocoons, each one containng between 3 - 5 babies.
  • Worms can live up to 10 years.
  • Some worms curl up and sleep in the summer when it is hot and dry.
  • If a worm is cut in half, only the half with the saddle will survive.
  • Composting worms can eat about half their body weight of food every day.

Project:
How to Make a Wormery





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