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Wiggly Weather: Investigating How Temperature Affects Worm Activity

Animal Science
Leanne Verduzco

Grade:
4
Teacher:
Harlene Recto

This project explores how temperature affects the activity of earthworms. Worms are cold-blooded animals, so their movement depends on their environment. By observing worms in cold, room temperature, and warm conditions, recording how active they are, and comparing the results, this study shows how temperature influences worm behavior. The findings help us understand how living things respond to environmental changes and highlight the important role worms play in keeping soil healthy.


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One thought on “Wiggly Weather: Investigating How Temperature Affects Worm Activity

  1. Your presentation is a delight to the eyes! The graphics are colorful and intriguing!

    Also, you showed extra effort by including a paper presentation. Written documentation is required for all advanced scientific research, and you are on the right path to successfully conveying scientific findings.

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