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A. Most worms probably live and die within the same year. Especially in the field, most species are exposed to hazards such as dryness, weather that is too cold or too hot, lack of food, or predators. In culture, individuals of Eisenia foetida have been kept as long as four and a half years, and some Lumbricus terrestris have lived even longer.
