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Compare and contrast how the insects and earthworms acted during the heat wave.

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Contrast:insects may have entered a cool home and earthworms have escaped to under the cool soil. compare: they both may have gone to a chilly area from their instincts hope i can help have a good day

Fynjy0 [20]3 years ago

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Contrast: Insects may have entered a cool home and earthworms would have escaped to under the cool soil.

Compare: They both may have gone to a chilly area from their instincts.

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