Earthworm

Categories: Animals | Science | Biology
  • Earthworms are scavengers that feed on decomposing leaf and plant matter. They are a source of food for birds, rats and toads. Earthworms can live up to six years in the wild.National Geographic: Earthworm Profile
  • Classification

    1. Kingdom: Animalia
    2. Phylum: Annelida
    3. Class: Oligochaeta
    4. Order: Haplotaxida
    5. Type: InvertebrateNational Geographic: Earthworm Profile
  • Earthworms and Agriculture

    Earthworms are an important part of agriculture. They can also be introduced to compost piles to aid in the breaking down of organic materials. As they pass through soil and consume organic material, they aerate the earth and leave behind nutrient-rich droppings.

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