CATDOLL : CATDOLL: A snail and an earthworm are crawling counterclockwise along a square field with a side length of 30 cm. The snail starts from point A and crawls 8 cm per minute. The earthworm starts from point B.

1. A snail and an earthworm are crawling counterclockwise along a square field with a side length of 30 cm. The snail starts from point A and crawls 8 cm per minute. The earthworm starts from point B.

Time is calculated from the starting point, not the side. Multiplying by three is another way of thinking.

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2. A question about earthworms and snails

Once you catch an earthworm, place it in a small box with fresh soil so it won't die.

Snails don't seem to die easily unless they are sealed.

3. Differences between snails and earthworms

Similarities: 1. Their bodies are sticky. 2. They crawl slowly. They like to live in dark and humid places. Differences: 1. Snails have shells but earthworms don't. Snails are pests. 2. Earthworms can burrow underground and are good friends of crops. The difference between them is that snails use tentacles while earthworms use the bristles on their bodies to explore the world.

4. Similarities and differences between snails and earthworms

Similarities: 1. Their bodies are sticky. 2. They don't crawl very fast. They all like to live in dark and humid places.

Differences: 1. Snails have shells but earthworms do not, so snails are pests. 2. Earthworms can burrow underground, which is good for crops. The difference in exploring the world is that snails use tentacles, while earthworms use the bristles on their bodies.