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If you place an earthworm on a sheet of aluminum foil, can you hear it crawling? It's actually practically silent thanks to its circular muscles, but I'm not entirely sure.
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I can imagine that a rainworm makes noise when it crawls, for example, over dried leaves or foil. I don’t think he’s very loud. When walking, crawling, etc., every living thing actually makes noises. We can’t hear them if the living creatures are too easy.
We humans, for example, “slope” over the ground. “triple” beetles over the ground. Rainworms “smile” over the ground. So I think every animal makes his own noise when walking. The heavier the living being, the louder the noises are.
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The friction that arises during the movement should already trigger a noise on corresponding backgrounds.
Children have tested whether a rainworm makes noise, the result , see link .
Rainworm researcher https://www.primolo.de/node/46652
Thanks for the extensive answer!
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If you hear something, it’s the foil.
Just try it out, you know…
Hello cannons,
After reading your question, I went to the garden immediately and excavated a rainworm. I have wrapped this in aluminum foil and actually crawled it 😳😳 Now I have reached everything I ever wanted and can now die in peace.
Thank you
So I’ve never heard of a rainworm moving