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Worms help garden flourish, household garbage disappear
A Hillsborough extension service course shows homeowners how worms can do the work to create rich compost.
The Glowing Spider-Worms of New Zealand
Imagine you are a tiny caddisfly pupa. When you emerge from your pupal case, it is dark, but not pitch black, and high above you, you see the faint glow of a starry sky. On new wings, you rise. Cue angelic voices. Suddenly, you struggle against an invisible barrier. Cue scary cello. You begin to inch higher and higher. Above you glows a star. Except now, too late, you see that the star is ...
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Worms to solve blood shortage
WORMS could help make an artificial blood to address the worldwide shortage.
Worms Shrivel Along With “Eco-Friendly” Label
These eighth-graders may have proved that “green” dishwashing liquids could hurt the environment than conventional products. They made the discovery with the help of 45 night crawlers from the bait store, dirt from their backyards, and careful observation.
Hit stomach worms in young stock now
AFTER a very wet winter the challenge posed by stomach worms to young stock will, invariably, be extremely high.
Armyworms surface in West Mamprusi district
Army worms have invaded Kunkwa, a village in the West Mamprusi District in the Northern Region, making life unbearable for residents. Assemblyman for the area, Howard Annkpieng told Joy News Television that the situation is making live uncomfortable for residents in the area.
Worms may hold key to developing new synthetic blood substitutes
Melbourne, May 14 (ANI): Worms' powerful oxygen-carrying abilities may be used in developing a new generation of synthetic blood substitutes for people, scientists say.
Domestic consumption
"China is the engine of the global economic recovery," and domestic consumption is very important for the world, Worms said. Figures released last week showed that the economy is being buffeted.
Caltech scientist discovers worms have their own language
Humans looking for love might need to practice their pickup lines. But how's a worm without vocal cords supposed to find a foxy date?
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