The Blood FlukeThe Blood Fluke ranges from 5 to 7 millimeters and is a parasitic flatworm that is common in the bodies of fish, frogs and turtles, but can be found in humans. The fluke is usually found in the blood vessels of its victim and lays its larva inside organs such as the liver or intestines.
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The Muscular SystemThe muscular system of the Blood Fluke includes muscular suckers attached to the host by hooks and spines are on the bottom surface. The Blood Fluke is filled with a spongy connective tissue that surrounds all the body organs.
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