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Proglottids are the ends of tape worms that are shed as they mature and contain massive amounts of eggs. Once they exit the alimentary canal of the host animal they can be ingested by a secondary host and the reproductive cycle moves on to the next phase. If no immediate host is available the proglottid dries and hardens and the eggs can remain viable for years.
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