The anisakis roundworm is a parasitic nematode that primarily inhabits the bodies of marine fish and can also infect marine mammals. Humans can become infected by consuming raw or undercooked fish containing the larvae, leading to anisakiasis, a gastrointestinal illness characterized by symptoms like abdominal pain and nausea. Proper cooking and freezing of fish can effectively kill the larvae and prevent infection.
Raw fish can be carriers of anisakis simplex. This is a parasitic roundworm that can over take the gastrointestinal tract of a human making them very ill.
Fish should be frozen to -31 degrees F for 15 hours or -4 degrees for 7 days. This will kill the parasite.
A roundworm is a consumer. This is because it does not use photosynthesis to make its own food. It lives off of eating other organisms.
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no Truthfully,worms are related to jelly fish cause they both move the same=extend,destend .plus theyre both boneless.worms may be a type of land jellyfish...
Algae lives with fish
My mum says a tapeworm lives in your stomach and a liver fluke lives in your liver.
The size of fish may depend on its environment. A fish that lives in a fish bowl can not grow to the same size as a fish that lives in a lake.
A roundworm has an open nervous system.
a roundworm has segments setae and a clitella that is about a third from its head
The parasitic roundworm (scientific name: Nematoda) is an invertebrate.
A seawater fish is a fish that lives in the sea.