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Did you know that some species of octopuses are known to be escape artists?

Hmm?

And have been known to sneak out of their aquariums, to explore other tanks, steal food, or even turn off the lights?

What?

I guess we can say that they are the Houdini's of the ocean.

Hello friends and welcome back to Sleep Tite Science, a bedtime show that answers your science questions. In this episode, we will learn about worms and try to answer some of the questions you, our listeners, have submitted about this topic and others.

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We will learn about worms by following along with the story of a little bear named Bernice,

who you might already be familiar with if you listen to Sleeptight stories.

Bernice has many interests, including science,

and Papa Bear will help her learn.

So, let's start learning about worms.

Thank you. So, let's start learning about worms. Worms are legless invertebrates.

An invertebrate is an animal that doesn't have a backbone.

This means that they don't have a long row of bones in their back like we do.

Instead, they come in all shapes and sizes,

from tiny insects to squishy jellyfish,

and include creatures like snails, spiders, crabs, and worms.

Some worms live in soil or in water.

Others are parasites and live inside other animals.

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