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Worms Vs. Dry Creatures
The worms chose the wet side of the paper towels rather than the dry side because the prefer moist places. This statement becomes clear when the data of the two trials is looked over. The data proves that mealworms prefer the wet side of the paper towel. Research says that mealworms prefer moist, dark places, and that cold stunts their growth. When the mealworms were taken out of the fridge, the larvae were slow to get moving. This is why the data for trial one is so scattered around. But by trial two the worms were all warmed up and active so the larvae were a lot quicker to get to where they wanted to go. That is why the data in trial two isn’t very scattered but trial one is very scattered. During the lab it took longer for the worms to

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