What is the type of worms that mercutios flesh will be eaten by?

In William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet," Mercutio refers to "the worms that are your worms" in his dying speech, implying that his flesh will be consumed by "the worms" in general, which typically refers to earthworms. This metaphor highlights the inevitability of death and decay, as all bodies eventually return to the earth and are consumed by worms. The specific type is not named, but it symbolizes the universal fate of all living beings.