Animals
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Earthworms Contribute To 140 Million Metric Tons Of Food Production Yearly, Experts Say
Earthworms contribute to the formation of healthy soils by promoting plant growth in a variety of ways, which resulted in the production of 140 million metric tons of food. Read more here.
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