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31. Invertebrates, such as worms, are the main diet of these water birds.

32. Mixing his metaphors, he described the problem by saying "We've opened up a can of worms here, and now we have to get the genie back in the bottle".

33. Premature ejaculation is another can of worms entirely.

34. Although cans of worms keep arising.

35. Small white worms lived in it.

36. It eats berries, fruits worms and insects.

37. That means worms can spread much faster than viruses.

38. Other species eat worms or insect larvae.

39. Two nurserymen have begun farming Tiger Worms.

40. Worms are attracted to a healthy outdoor pile.

41. The adult worms are easily removed by anthelmintic treatment.

42. Worms make excellent fish bait.

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43. Fluttering over the coral heads, hiding in the crevices or clinging to the underside of rocks, are flat leaf-shaped worms.

44. There were two fishermen on the beach digging for worms.

45. Then you remove the top layer, which will contain all the worms.

46. Banque Worms, a wholly owned unit of Union des Assurances de Paris, will increase to 5 percent from 2 percent.

47. Many forms of worms are collected with characteristics ranging from beauty to just plain wormy.

48. Sparks and minor eruptions scurried through like small red worms.

49. The larvae of red worms crawl up the blades of grass and are eaten by horses.

50. Microscopic: The worms have large shallow buccal capsules which have up to 10 teeth at their base.

51. You may be lucky enough to find two of the worms mating.

52. They could catch and eat more of their staple diet - worms and insects - surviving in accordance with the laws of natural selection.

53. Green and red wiggling worms danced in his sight like fireworks.

54. She feels as insignificant as the worms that burrow beneath the sand and as vulnerable.

55. From Port Eynon the limestone cliffs extend for five or six miles to Worms Head.

56. Or let the worms crawl on dry newspaper and listen to them carefully.

57. Then they will suddenly swoop down to catch mammals or sometimes insects or worms.

58. These worms grow to an average length of about 1 metre and a diameter of 2 centimetres.

59. The nodules in which the worms live first appear at about two months from infection.

60. Nodules containing single worms are almost imperceptible, and the visible ones enclose several of the tiny worms as well as eggs and larvae.