Invasive Earthworms Are Changing Forest Ecosystems

Ten square feet of soil can harbor as many as 2,000 earthworms, most of which are invasive. New research suggests scientists have underestimated the ecological impact of these underground worms.

Invasive earthworms are remaking our forests, and climate scientists are worried

Jumping worms, Amynthas spp.

Invasion of the killer earthworms – The Garden Professors™

Metal pollutants in Earthworms may Threaten Forest Predators

Invasive earthworms are burrowing into boreal forests worldwide

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Gone With the Worm: Invasive Earthworms Irrevocably Alter Kenai Peninsula Forests

Engineering ecosystems: Learning to live with invasive earthworms, Waterloo News

Earthworms Missouri Department of Conservation

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