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1. Solutions can be pricey. In some cases, concrete is used to reinforce pilings, the long wood poles that are driven into a riverbed to support piers and wharves. In other cases, different types of plastic sheaths are wrapped around the underwater pilings to block the voracious marine mites. Shipworms, also called Teredos, are actually not worms.

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2. There are some warms like annelid and chaetopod are living in fresh water. Worms like parasites did not die even for repeated chlorination. Human intestine parasites worm cause infection like constipation diarrhea, fatigue, low immune system, nervousness, skin rash. The water warms are really.

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3. Can of Worms is a science fiction comedy film and is part of the Disney Channel Original Movie lineup. It premiered on Disney Channel on April 10, , and is based on the novel of the same name by Kathy Mackel, which was a Young Reader's Choice Nominee in and a nominee for the Rhode Island Children's Book Award. It is also the first Disney Channel Original Movie to have affrogesonmagbucumtakevesula.xyzinfoed by: Paul Schneider.

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4. Oct 31,  · Do You Have Basic Knowledge About Worms? Worms can be found in the human body or on earth. When worms are in humans can cause a lot of health issues and pain, and they normally live in the intestines. Do you know that there are thousands of worms that exist? Take this quiz and see if you know the characteristics of some of them.

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6. Sep 21,  · Most of the worms bought in bait stores are shipped in from Maine, the number-one sand- and bloodworm-producing state. But meeting demand is no easy chore. Each worm must be dug by hand using a pitchfork¿like tool called a worm hoe. The worms can only be dug at low water, allowing diggers to collect to worms per tide.

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7. The fact that an animal can actually live and thrive in such extreme conditions means that there's a better chance of finding life on moons and planets that are just silly with methane. Hey, maybe when it's time to explore those planets ourselves, we can just collect a bunch of these worms .

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8. any of various parasites that live in the internal organs of animals (especially intestinal worms) esophagus. a muscular tube that connects the pharynx to the stomach. flame cell. in a flat worm, cell that has flagella/cillia that move waste products through the body. gizzard.

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9. Nov 27,  · Provided the worms are covered either in a bin or outside by leaves or cardboard they can withstand 24 hr light. They are photosensitive and will dive if they come in contact with light. That’s why you can turn a ligh on over a bin where the worms go for a walk in order to keep them in a bin.

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