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    • Rights: Diagram courtesy of the Science Learning Hub. Figure adapted from Fraser and Boag, photos of earthworms copyright Ross Gray. Published 12 June 2012, Updated 11 February 2016 Size: 280 KB Referencing Hub media

    Soil-dwelling earthworms fall into three main niche groupings: epigeic, endogeic and anecic. The blue lines represent the types and depths of the various burrows.

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      Niches within earthworms’ habitat

      Asking where earthworms live may seem like a silly question. Doesn’t their name say it all? Soil may appear to be a homogeneous place to you or me, but not to earthworms. There are two ways to ...

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