Flatworms: An Invasive Flatworm Hunts Earthworms

A predatory terrestrial flatworm catches an earthworm.

Topic

Behavior

Tags

predation

worm

hunter

flatworms

earthworm

Metatags

Flatworm predation

invasive species

Video length

1:53

Download Link

http://c325582.r82.cf1.rackcdn.com/37448845.mov.zip

New Standards

MS-LS1.A Structure and Function

MS-LS4.C Adaptation

National Standards

M.C.1.a.

M.C.3.d.

California Standards

5. Complementary nature of structure and function

Phyla

Flatworms

Phyla Description

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