earthworm cognition

On worms.

Ask a silly question, get a silly answer. But what happens if you ask again?

May 7, 2020

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Excerpts from some other book: our heroic annelid makes a daring escape.

We were in Louisville over the weekend, visiting a pregnant friend. She had given us many baby clothes before the birth of our daughter; we were returning them. Her son is now nearly three years old, so we spent part of the afternoon standing in the yard watching him dig with a plastic shovel. He…

April 30, 2015

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earthworm cognition

On worms.

Excerpts from some other book: our heroic annelid makes a daring escape.