Joining this challenge made me eager to look for WORMS! and think about their use in this world.
WORMS WORMS WORMS WORMS!!!!
Worms are invertebrate animals which means they do not have backbones. They are flexible indeed. This kind of worm I have here is an earthworm that usually inhabits underneath the soil. Their living in the soil immeasurably impacts our lives when it comes to food. Worms increase the quantity of air and water that gets into the soil which helps the plants to be healthy and in good quality. When worms consume food, (leaves are the common food of worms), the tiny bits of leaves will serve as the fertilizer for the plants themselves.
Earthworms, indeed, have great traits that will benefit us. Surely, if we continue to not harm these kinds of animals that we think are disgusting and not useful, they will grow into copious quantities and benefit us by growing healthy and excellent quality goods. Hence, worms must be taken care of and analyzed for their edge before harming them.
Let us now stop harming these kinds of animals and treasure them utmost.
Find more worms people!!!!!!
We should spread more information about these animals. And, this challenge is a great way to advocate. This is indeed a great challenge not just about winning but also helping to raise and spread awareness.
From now on, we shall be gentle to all living things, great or small, for they all matter and have roles in this life. We should be keen enough to acknowledge that no matter how small they have a business to make that advantage other living. And, if we could have that kind of cognition, we will have a more united and peaceful life. Small things matter, and indeed, worms matter. They live, they provide, and they support others. Hence, people shall return the worms with gentleness and kindness.
BRING ME WORM INDEED!!!!!