Question

a worms nose - like protrusion that helps worms dig and helps to push food into its mouth. choose an answer prostomium worm tea leachate nephrostome dont know?

Explanation:

The prostomium is a structure in worms that is described as a nose - like protrusion. It helps in digging (by sensing the environment and guiding the worm's movement during burrowing) and also aids in pushing food into the worm's mouth. Worm tea is a liquid fertilizer made from worm castings. Leachate is a liquid that has passed through a solid (like in landfills). A nephrostome is part of the excretory system in some invertebrates (like annelids, but it is not the structure described here which is related to feeding and burrowing).

Answer:

prostomium