Earthworms are quiet, hidden, and absolutely essential. They tunnel through the soil, letting air and water reach deeper, and they turn dead leaves into rich castings that feed the plants above them.
Without earthworms, soil would pack down hard and plants would struggle.
They're humble and almost never noticed, and they do the kind of work that makes everything else possible. The most important work is often invisible. It still holds the world together.
You don't need recognition to matter.
Stay wild,
Chris