Squirmy the Worm-y
Jul 08, 2016 • 11:14 AM UTC
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Nature Hunting: Day 2!
In our backyard, we found a puddle that had many interesting organisms in it, including an aquatic worm. It was very interesting to observe. Initial observations showed it was short, thin, and very energetic.
So, we put it under our foldscopes and saw that there were many parts to the worm. We identified its head and observed it from head to toe. It does happen sometimes that we get a little too excited in the process of identifying the worm;we ended up putting the squirming little worm to rest. RIP Squirmy the Worm 😭. Overall, observing e aquatic worm was very intriguing. Hopefully we can find more interesting creatures in our backyard puddle!
In our backyard, we found a puddle that had many interesting organisms in it, including an aquatic worm. It was very interesting to observe. Initial observations showed it was short, thin, and very energetic.
So, we put it under our foldscopes and saw that there were many parts to the worm. We identified its head and observed it from head to toe. It does happen sometimes that we get a little too excited in the process of identifying the worm;we ended up putting the squirming little worm to rest. RIP Squirmy the Worm 😭. Overall, observing e aquatic worm was very intriguing. Hopefully we can find more interesting creatures in our backyard puddle!
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