March's " worm moon" is named for signs of earthworms appearing in the warmer ground.

三被称为“虫”可能是因为天气变暖了，蚯蚓争相爬上地面。

Well, here's Janelle again with the answer… If you're looking at rough computing power, the algorithms we're working with are probably somewhere around the level of an earthworm.

好的，这是简妮尔再次谈到的，她给出了答案… … 如果你说的是粗略计算能力，那我们使用的算法水平可能约在蚯蚓的水平。

And unlike common earthworms, the Mongolian death worm has a thick body which pulsates as it moves, egh.

与普通的蚯蚓不一样，蒙古死亡蠕虫有着会随着移动而有规律收缩的粗大身体。

Earthworms literally move the earth, and this is why farmers love them.

蚯蚓能松土，这就是农民喜欢它们的原因。

He fills his billiard room with earthworms in pots, with glass covers.

他在台球室里放满了 玻璃罩罐里的蚯蚓。

Unlike other usual North American earthworms, these highly active worms eat large amounts of humus.

与其他常见的北美蚯蚓不同，这些高度活跃的蚯蚓吃大量腐殖质。

They burrow, and they look like earthworms or even snakes.

它们会挖洞，外形酷似蚯蚓，甚至是蛇。

In 2008, biologist Kenneth Catania tested this hypothesis, setting up three arenas filled with soil and 300 individuals of the large species of earthworm found in the Florida Panhandle.

2008 ，生物学家肯尼斯·卡塔尼亚证伪了这个假说，他用土填满了三个培养体，并饲养了在佛罗里达狭地找到的 300 只大型蚯蚓。

We really just need to stop moving potential troublemakers around in the first place, leaving bunnies, where they belong and making sure ants and earthworms don't stow away in ships, cars, or excavators.

首先我们应该停止绕着潜在的麻烦制造者团团转，将兔驱赶到属于它们的地方，并确保蚯蚓不会在船上车上或挖掘机上。

But it is also known as " Alabama jumper, " " Jersey wriggler, " and " crazy worm." Unlike other usual North American earthworms, these highly active worms eat large amounts of humus.

但它也被称为“阿拉巴马跳跃者”、“泽西蠕虫”“疯狂蠕虫”。与其他常见的北美蚯蚓不同，这些高度活跃的蠕虫吃大量腐殖质。

It's not a stretch to say that earthworms process information better than rocks, and humans better than earthworms, and in many areas, machines are already better than humans.

毫不夸张地说，蚯蚓比石头更善于处理信息，人类比蚯蚓更善于处理信息，并且在很多方面，机器已经比人类更好了。

Officially, he looks at bifurcated annelids, meaning things like earthworms that have come out of their larval stage with two heads, or spontaneously sprouted two tails, or...some other combination of mixed up appendages.

据公布，他观察的是分叉环节动物——像蚯蚓那种虫，经过幼虫阶段后长出两个头或自然生长出两条尾巴，或者长出其它附肢结合体。

When I was 18 months, she came into my room one night, and I had taken a whole handful of earthworms to bed with me.

我18个大的时候，一天晚上，她来到我的房间，我带着一大把蚯蚓上床睡觉。

They vary from the delight that megafauna provide those visiting a safari park to the more prosaic: pollinators fertilising crops; earthworms keeping the soil healthy.

包括大型动物为参观野生动物园的游客带来的愉悦，也包括一些更平淡的用处：传粉昆虫给农作物授粉，蚯蚓保持土壤健康。

You can find confident assertions that the number of described earthworm species is 4,000 and equally confident assertions that the figure is 12,000.

你可以找到很有把握的断言称已被描述过的蚯蚓是4000种，也可以找到同样很有把握的断言说是12000种。

America during the last Ice Age, it was probably a savanna, with its own set of native earthworms.

当地可能就是莽原，还有原生种的蚯蚓。

So, the correct answer was b) as clever as an earthworm!

所以，正确答案是b)蚯蚓一样聪明！

But it's not just earthworms that deserve praise.

但值得表扬的不仅仅是蚯蚓。

They compost and make earthworm soil.

他们堆肥并让蚯蚓松动土壤。

Earthworms, for example, were introduced into North America by European settlers and have been inching across the continent ever since — tilling soil and improving crop yields as they go.

例如，蚯蚓由欧洲定居者引入北美，并从那时起，这些蚯蚓逐渐扩展到整个大陆 帮助耕耘土壤以及提高农作物的产率。