bro evil fucking worm needs to get his shit straight

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bro evil fucking worm needs to get his shit straight

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Earthworms!Any species
I'll do typical earthworms, Order: Crassiclitellata.
Have you seen a typical earthworm (Order: Crassiclitellata)?
I have now
Yes, in photos/videos
Yes, irl
I'm not sure
The first species is a large jumping worm, the second is a chestnut worm.
Worms are aerating your soil right now and you have never once said thank you.
Hey you know what's pretty awesome
The two common science words for worm are "vermes" and "lumbricus", vermes is associated with rot and decay, while lumbricus comes from "loins" and is associated with fertility, this is because worms are the beginning and the end and they come together and we eat what they sow and are sown by them to be one day eaten. I think that's really cool!
some of my firends list:
tardigrade :3
earthworm :3
caterpillar :3
annelid :3
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TIODM Oc Introduction:
meet Mico Juárez, the earthworm.
Dissection of a worm @morgueeangel
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CW : little gore, tiny organs, pins
guys today i picked up the largest worm i’ve ever seen in my yard and as i held it in my hand it split into two wriggling creatures? i don’t think it was injured when i picked it up, it seems like it just split that part off and they both continued to move. can someone who knows about worms and their biology please explain
pictured: moments after worm mitosis, slightly longer after worm mitosis, the smaller part, and the larger part