Liver flukes are a type of flat worm that feeds on blood. As is probably assumed they get into the liver of the sheep. While they are there the adult flukes lay eggs and the eggs pass into the intestines. Liver flukes are not just found in sheep, but can be found in any mammal. Yes, humans are a part of that list.
They eat metacercariae (one part of the liver flukes life cycle) on the grass. These then encyst in the intestine and migrate to the liver in about six weeks
Shoot it, then pick up its body
You can purchase fleece from a sheep rancher. If you live near a sheep ranch, you may be able to pick bits of fleece from a fence that a sheep has rubbed against.
In the US you can pick one up for under $5 at Harbor Freight. However if you want a decent one I suggest you get a Fluke brand. You can pick one of these up for under $100.
Take your pick from the following.Brain, Heart, Lungs and Liver.
not sure dont ask me
Yes they can. Farmers pick up sickness and disease from their sheep all the time.
In EK? Everywhere, check cow and sheep fields for good numbers though
If you pick the scab of a bug bite it will not heal as quickly. In addition, you run the risk of getting an infection. It is best to leave it alone until it heals.
Not from the beach, itself, usually ... but from swimming in potentially polluted waters.
Do not pick at it because that may start an infection but the best way is to gently remove it with tweezers.
once you have the rear legs stuffed into your high sided gumboots pick up a paddle or small stick and beat the sheep with it
NPD-B patients have an enlarged liver, no neurological involvement, and often survive into adulthood.