All About Worms

Worms World Party, part of the second generation of worm games, uses a combination of wacky animation and colorful landscapes to create a wild war game that’s fun for all ages.

Biological control, such as Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt), can be effective against bathroom worms as well as insecticides. Bt is a naturally occurring bacterial disease of insects that are also the active ingredient in some insecticides.

Summon the Worm is a song composed by American producer, conductor, and composer Brian Tyler. Summon the Worm, from Children of Dune, was also featured as the leader for the show Peking Express – a Belgian/Dutch production

Established in 1985, Worm’s Way sells earth friendly gardening products for both indoor and outdoor gardens.

The saying or phrase, “The Worm Never Dies” and a number of variations it, can be found in many translations of Mark 9:48. The translation that’s easiest to understand is the “God’s word” translation (1995): “In hell worms that eat the body never die, and the fire is never put out.” Mark 9:48 borrowed “The [...]

Although cat worms are rarely fatal, there is no substitute for a doctor’s diagnosis and care. So please, see your vet as soon as possible.

Symptoms of eye worms in animals range from watery eyes and cloudiness to inflammation and swelling.

Because enough people believed in the myth that the worm contained mescaline, the marketing worked to sell the inferior American versions of “tequila.”

Can of Worms or “Can-O-Worms” is an odorless and user-friendly compisting system that can be used to fertilize both indoor and outdoor plants.

Cabbage worms, cabbage loopers, and diamondback worms are all green in color, but vary in richness.

Heartworm does not discriminate. Dogs of all kinds can become infected with heartworm through insect bites, particularly mosquito bites. When a mosquito bites a dog, the infection is transmitted through the dog’s skin. Fortunately heartworm is preventable, and heartworm preventive medicine can be purchased without a prescription through a number of reputable online sources.

Bacillus thuringiensis, a wilt pathogen, is available to gardeners to help control worm infestations. Fortunately, this pathogen is only toxic to insects.

Certain cat worms can be contagious to humans. Three of the most common types of contagious cat worms include roundworm, ringworm, and tapeworms. These types of worms are also easily transmitted between cats.

While it is true that human parasites do exist, chances are, a six-twelve inch worm will not come wriggling out of anyone’s head or nose, especially if they live in a developed country.

If you suspect that you have worms, it is extremely important that you see your doctor immediately. While many over the counter products and herbal remedies may help ease symptoms and others claim to cure human parasites alltogether, there is absolutely no substitute for a doctor’s diagnosis and care, especially if your symptoms are severe. [...]

Worm growing is usually done under controlled conditions and indoors. Worm growing is actually a process of using worms to recycle organic material and food scraps into a useful soil amendment called vermicompost.

Killing worms in pecan trees can be tricky as many chemicals and pesticides that are meant to kill pests can actually kill the beneficial earthworms living in the soil below.

Worm condos – commonly known as “worm bins,” are used for worm composting. Depending on the scale of your composting project, the size of your worm condo will vary.

Worms called gastrotrichs have bodies covered with tiny tubes that secrete a cement. The cement tubes make it appear as though the worm is carrying a case filled with sand!

Worm farm material is ready to use immediately or if you choose, you can store it for later use. Worm compost can be added directly into your potting soil or mixed in with your garden soil as a soil amendment. If you notice a worm or two in the compost, don’t be alarmed. This is fairly common.

There are three broad ecological groups that have been identified for earthworms including: epigeic, endogeic, and anecic. The groups are based on what the earthworms eat and where they tend to live in the soil.