Observations by shlamerman

Temperature 53 degrees Fahrenheit. Rolls up when cold, has a hard shell exterior. Too many legs to count on living specimen due to movement. Has two antennas. Black colored with grey borders on pieces of carapace. Grey/lightbrown a underbelly.

Temperature 54 degrees Fahrenheit. Has a neck like part of flesh that is raised from the rest and appears brighter. Can move from both ends of its body making it appear as it has two heads, one in each side of its body. Flesh color is a mix of bright red, light grey and brown. Both sides are red tipped with one being brighter than the other.

Temperature 57 degrees Fahrenheit. I'm unaware to the specific species this beetle is but I did narrow the family down to Tenebrionidae. Has four back legs and two forward legs. Two antennas protruding from beetles head. Back end is very large compared to its rear end. Has a sort of line or split in the carapace going symmetrically down the middle of its back end going vertically if viewed from behind.

Temperature is 55 degrees Fahrenheit. After looking through worm species our project lead was kind enough to tell me this creatures species which I can agree with after observing iNaturalist guides. Has a transparent red body making it look pink. Seemed to be able to move from both ends rather than a definitive head like a snake. The ends of the Redworm are whiter than the rest of the body.

Temperature is 54 degrees Fahrenheit. Found this big guy under a rock at the school garden. Has two raised eye appendages and two pieces of flesh poking out at the ends of its mouth. Has a mix of redish-brown and blackish-grey coloring with a white bottom.