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      Worm no eat dirt, worm make dirt.

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        it's also dirt cheap

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          Worms don’t eat dirt. They eat detritus and poop dirt.

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            Worms don’t eat dirt. They eat detritus and poop dirt.

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            Genuinely curious - what is the difference between detritus and dirt?

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              by doing this you become the worm.

              chicken now try to eat you

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                  I'm already doing this my diet is mostly coffee... And before I hear all you say coffee isn't dirt... I can assure you it was GROUND this morning πŸ€ͺ

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                    by doing this you become the worm.

                    chicken now try to eat you

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                    The Golden Path

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                      Genuinely curious - what is the difference between detritus and dirt?

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                      I'll take a shot. "Detritus" is the easier part: it's decaying plant and animal matter. So the worms are eating leaves and stuff after it's started breaking down.

                      "Dirt" is a little more difficult because it doesn't have as crisp of a definition. Usually when people say "dirt" in this context, they mean "soil," but that's only a little better. The relevant definition for soil is, "the upper layer of earth that may be dug or plowed and in which plants grow."

                      That detritus gets broken down by bacteria and becomes soil even without worms, but worms do basically the same thing faster. Plus their moving around helps loosen the soil, which also is helpful for growing plants.

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                          That would explain a lot : Leto II became a worm because he ate dirt (spice - and a worm BTW)

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                            More available/easily digestible nutrients probably. Stuff like decomposing leaf litter, dead plants, other animal excrement.

                            Disclaimer this is a pure guess.

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                              Yes, this is genuinely why being vegetarian is good

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                                Very helpful, thank you!

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                                  Sometimes I wish Lemmy had awards just like Reddit. Here, take this instead: 🦭

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                                    Trying to picture the size of the bird that eats you

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                                        He picked off the decomposing organic debris from the word and pooped the letters out. Now if only we knew what detritus was.

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                                          An energy pyramid is a presentation of the trophic levels in an ecosystem. Energy from the sun is transferred through the ecosystem by passing through various trophic levels. Roughly 10% of the energy is transferred from one trophic level to the next, thus preventing large amounts of trophic levels. There must be higher amounts of biomass at the bottom of the pyramid to support the energy and biomass requirements of the higher trophic levels.

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