👉 Enchesphora is a type of worm that feeds on dead plant matter or decaying organic material, such as wood chips, leaves, and bark. These worms are known for their ability to create webs made from their burrowed exoskeletons, which they use to trap and hold onto insects, microorganisms, and other small organisms. Enchesphora is a common host in many ecosystems, including forests, wetlands, and agricultural areas.
