Date: Sun May 21 06:12:37 2000
Posted By: Rob Cruickshank, Post-doc/Fellow, Environmental and Evolutionary Biology, University of Glasgow
Area of science: Zoology
ID: 957363485.Zo
Message:
Hi Miguel,
In the laboratory, earthworms usually live to a maximum age of between 4 and
8 years, depending on species. However, due to predation, earthworms caught
in the wild are rarely over a year old.
For more information on earthworms please refer to my answer to question
954651208.Zo.
Regards,
Rob Cruickshank
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