Did you know that Australia is also famous for having giant earthworms? Australia is home to several species of unusually large earthworms. The most famous is the Gippsland giant earthworm (Gippsland Earthworm), along with other species belonging to the genus Megascolides. Some individuals can grow over 3 meters long when fully extended, with a body diameter of around 2–3 centimeters. They typically live deep underground—often several dozen centimeters to more than a meter below the surface—and

Happy to introduce you all to our farming friends, Earthworms! These earthworms help farmers in building fertile lands, making the soil porous and reducing the chance of water logging or erosion of top soil during rains. The earthworms which naturally regenerate from the soil have a lifespan of more than 2 years and they travel to the bottom of soil and again come back up making the soil more porous and allows rain water to recharge the ground water table. Composting is the natural process of re