Lumbricus terrestris claims landslide victory with 38% of vote, while Asian or yellow-legged hornet comes in last with 0.8% ...

Jumping worms are characterized by their smooth and sleek bodies and a light-colored ring that's flush and wraps around their body, differentiating them from common earthworms (Lumbricus terrestris).

To track how the worm moon might be changing we can look at a particular earthworm species (Lumbricus terrestris, aka the dew ...

While pollinators are important to the environment, but digging a little deeper, gardeners can find some “unsung heroes” of ...

The third group are larger, deep burrowers (around one meter below the surface) such as the dew worm or nightcrawler (Lumbricus terrestris). They use their mouth to pull leaves into their ...

The species of nightcrawler in the north-central region is Lumbricus terrestris. The length of adult nightcrawlers is usually 4 to 8 inches or more. Figure 1. The shallow-dwelling worms (known as ...

Digging deeper into the findings, the researchers found different earthworms prefer different habitats. Anecic and endogeic worms prefer lawns and meadows, while epigeic species prefer to live in the ...

Composting worms live in decaying organic matter, whereas earthworms are soil dwellers. They are smaller and darker red than the common earthworm, Lumbricus terrestris, which is unsuitable for using ...

Although flatworms prey on any earthworm, studies by Dr Brian Boag of the James Hutton Institute have shown that Lumbricus terrestris is the most vulnerable species. This worm feeds on the soil ...

Lumbricus terrestris claims landslide victory with 38% of vote, while Asian or yellow-legged hornet comes in last with 0.8% It’s a political earthquake! The common earthworm, the soil-maker ...