Worms do not have eyes and ears

 Worms do not have eyes and ears

Worms

You must have seen earthworms walking on the ground.  These boneless reptiles are more common in monsoons.  Worms usually emerge from their dens at night.  There are about 6500 species of earthworms in the world.  Some of these species live in the ocean.  Soil worms inhabit about one to two feet below the wet soil.  It makes its own rate by digging the soil.  He is also in good health with the soil around his house.  The front and back of the earthworm are slightly edged, allowing it to dig the soil easily.  Digging the soil by taking it up to the ground below Comes and by his work the soil becomes fertile.  Worms are bisexual animals.  It has both male and female genitalia on its body.  However for reproduction it has to form a relationship with other earthworms, as there is a significant distance between its own two genitals.  Worm eggs are called cocoons.  These cocoon shapes are even smaller than wheat grains.  Worms give fifteen to twenty cubs at a time.  About three cubs are born from one cocoon.  Ninety percent of their body is water.  Worms do not have eyes and ears.  That is, they cannot see or hear.  They can walk both front and back.  Worms have more than one heart in their body.  They eat mainly tree leaves and soil in their diet.  They get the necessary nutrients from the soil.  Worms eat soil exactly to their weight.  From their feces Becomes compost.  These fertilizers contain more elements like nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and magnesium than normal soil.  Worms have no organs for urination.  It excretes urine in the form of fluid from the skin of the body.  The soil becomes fertile as its feces act as compost.  This is why he is considered a friend of farmers.  Worm skin can tolerate sun exposure No.  Their skin is very sensitive.  For this he keeps his skin constantly wet.  And if their skin is exposed to too much sun, they will die.  Their skin color is light red.

Worms do not have lungs to breathe.  He breathes through his own skin.  There is a large range in the size of earthworms.  Small earthworms are about ten millimeters in length, while some species are as long as twelve feet.  The giant Gippsland is about twelve feet long.  They usually prey on animals such as dogs, cats and snakes.  In some parts of the world, even humans are healthy.  The life span of earthworms is one to two years.