Dissection in biology provides a hands-on education above and beyond reading a textbook. By seeing, touching and exploring different organs, muscles and tissues inside an animal and seeing how they work together allows you to really understand your own body and appreciate the amazing world around us. And it's not hard  - you can dissect a worm right at home using an inexpensive specimen with a dissection guide and simple dissection tools! Many doctors, surgeons and veterinarians report that their first fascination with the body started with a biology dissection class

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In today’s dissection, we’ll be looking at an earthworm. Earthworms play an important role in their ecosystem--when they tunnel through dirt they mix nutrients which helps make the soil healthy and able to support plant life.

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2 Responses to “Part 17: Earthworm Dissection”

  1. Aurora Lipper says:

    I tested the sound and it is working. Try clicking on the speaker in the video player. It may be muted on your side.

  2. Is this video silent? Because I can’t hear anything with the volume all the way up.