Earthworm

Description:

Setae, skin, dorsal, Anus Segment, Anterior, Prostomium and mouth, clitellum, Rainy forest areas and habitat in land and water Plants Earthworms eat plants and feed on the fungi of of the plants to survive. They also sometimes eat fruits and veggies that humans leave out, they even eat dead animals. After earthworms mate, their eggs and in a protective cocoon. The baby worms hatch and emerge and burrow in the soil, then they grow into mature worms. The worm was brown and about 4 inches long. It had segments every ¼ of an inch.

Habitat:

Soil and dead plant material.