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No, animals are warmblooded creatures. Earthworms are not.

As far as I know the earthworm is a variety of worm an invertebrate . They belong to Kingdom animalia it is a distantly related animal called an annelid. which is a in which the body is divided into segments both internally and externally..They help aereate the ground and live in the ground .Usually under rocks or wood etc. help to keep snails away from your garden.If there is a plank of wood in the garden and you lift it you will find them hiding there.

Colleen

Well I've searched the net and have yet to find any page or article that states worms are animals. As far as you know...bring us a link that says this.

I don't think so, here is the definition     any one of numerous annelid worms that burrow in soil and feed on soil nutrients and decaying organic matter.

2. Archaic . a mean or groveling person.:

Of course they are silly... The choices for living things are Plants (no, they do not have cell walls) or Protists (no they are multicellular not unicellular) so that leaves the Kingdom Animals.  And as an insect, they are indeed animals!

got to be

yep.

Colleen

Can you explain how you came to the determination that they are since they are not warm blooded which is something that defines an animal?