Animals
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Rare Marine Leech Species Discovered for The First Time in the British Isles
A marine biologist found the blood-sucking parasites at the Ecrehous reef. Click to read more. Leeches are the slow-moving, blood-sucking parasites we know that live in shallow parts of freshwater, including ponds, lakes, and streams.
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