How to pronounce“earthworms”in English

From earthworms and fungi in our soil, to plants and trees that generate the oxygen.

He's fascinated by earthworms as a geological force.

to the earthworms.

And that would be earthworms.

what happens is those earthworms start burrowing through the soil.

This is where he would keep his earthworms.

And so maybe at least the earthworms depended on that geography.

But I sure can make dancing earthworms.

will be far more dependent on dancing earthworms than working key card slots out of a Hilton parking lot.

found his concerns having to do with earthworms and he wrote Charles Darwin

with brown corduroys painted with rocks and earthworms symbolizing dirt and his fake leaf covered shirt playing the part

It's not a stretch to say that earthworms process information better than rocks and humans better than earthworms.

sea urchins, earthworms, just to name a couple.

So if you have a potting box and there are no earthworms in it and then you take some earthworms and you put them in that soil,

probably dogs are conscious but when we come to something like earthworms and snails um it's anybody's guess well that's a a very difficult question since we can't actually measure

As a geological force, he believes that earthworms slowly, surely, inexorably rework the landscape.

She says, Father has taken to training earthworms.

So you had ichthyologists who specialized in fish or people who specialized in birds or earthworms.

And along with that, you add geophagus earthworms who have a natural tendency off purifying and converting.

Some mornings, when the earth smells of earthworms and mist, a guitar will steal the river's chords from the

studied an acre of Garden in which he claimed 53,000 hardworking earthworms

When we look at beetles and elephants, sea urchins and earthworms, parents and friends, we see individuals driven by a single brain and operating

They were able to show that up to 16 tons of soil per acre were moved annually by the earthworms, which is truly, truly remarkable.

It's the sort of thing that earthworms do beneficially; basically in the process of making the soil better for earthworms it makes the soil better for everybody,

And that's largely the work of creatures on this planet, from earthworms and fungi in our soil, you know, to,

I grew up catching slimy, muddy creatures in my backyard in Ohio, so digging up earthworms and toads and frogs and turtles.

My mother tells me that even when I was 1 and 1/2, I was intently studying earthworms.

My mother tells me that even when I was 1 and 1/2, I was intently studying earthworms.

And finally, Darwin really, way back in the 1830s, was fascinated by earthworms.

And then also, later on, he became really interested in earthworms' intelligence, and their personality traits, and their preferences, which seems a little funny.

And this makes it, of course, into that very last book on earthworms.

In any glacial landscape-- so here, North America, glaciated landscape, earthworms were extirpated.

And it is composed of rocks in different layers, geofigures, earthworms, and various kinds of bio-reactors which generate over 10 million liters of sewage-- sewage water

Next day, he drove me to the coast to see his beloved penguins, stopping on the way to look at giant Australian earthworms, many feet long.

We can think about niche construction in many, many organisms that do it in different ways: The example that Darwin mentioned, and many have talked about, is the earthworm.