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Worms are small, soft-bodied invertebrates found in various environments, from soil to water. They play a crucial role in ecosystems by breaking down organic matter, improving soil fertility, and aiding decomposition. Common types include earthworms, which aerate soil, and parasitic worms like tapeworms and roundworms, which can affect human and animal health. Marine worms, such as bristle worms, inhabit ocean floors, while flatworms are often found in freshwater. Worms vary in size, from microscopic nematodes to giant tube worms near hydrothermal vents. Some species are beneficial for composting, while others require medical treatment if they infect hosts. Their simple yet efficient biology makes them fascinating subjects for scientific study and vital contributors to ecological balance.
