What is the part of an earthworm that looks like a Band-Aid?

Happy Worm Week! Every episode this week will dig deep into the wonderful world of worms. Have you ever looked at an earthworm and wondered why some of them have a segment that looks like a tiny Band-Aid? Us, too! Luckily, biologist Andrew Gordus of Johns Hopkins University is here to help us find the answer.

Happy Worm Week! Every episode this week will dig deep into the wonderful world of worms. Have you ever looked at an earthworm and wondered why some of them have a segment that looks like a tiny Band-Aid? Us, too! Luckily, biologist Andrew Gordus of Johns Hopkins University is here to help us find the answer.
Got a question that you’re wound-ering about? Send it to us at BrainsOn.org/contact, and we’ll help put a Band-Aid on your curiosity!  

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What is the part of an earthworm that looks like a Band-Aid?

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