Question

How do movement of earthworm differ from snail

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Hello mate here is your answer

Movement

1.Snails move forward by undulating a muscular foot beneath its body, allowing it to 2.inch along slowly, where the "slow as a snail" stereotype comes from.

3.They produce a viscous mucus to help reduce friction between their foot and the

ground, accounting for the distinctive slime trails they leave.

4.Earthworms and many other worms move by expanding and contracting their body

segments, which push them along the ground or through porous soil.

5.It may also widen its body and then narrow it out again to help it wedge between

small spaces.

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