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Are worms baby snakes?

Answer 1

Penelope Adams

No.

Worms and snakes are two different species.

The differences.

When worms are still unborn, they are called larva

Worms are bugs.

Snakes are reptiles.

The Same

They do look alike.

Both are cold-blooded

Here is a worm. do you see the skin? You can also kind of see the organs in there.

Here we have a snake, do you see the difference? The skin on the worm (see above ^) looks slimy, but here we have a snake, (look below v)

I hope I helped! :

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Answer 2

Luna Cruz

No, worms are not baby snakes. Worms belong to the phylum Annelida, while snakes belong to the reptile class Serpentes. They are different types of organisms with distinct characteristics and evolutionary histories.

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