How is a tapeworm adapted to it's host?

Answer 1

They are adapted with a resistant outer covering so that they aren't damaged by the stomach acid, and have no digestive tract because they absorb food directly from the stomach where is is all broken down anyway.

And just for the person who edited this before me everything is adapted in some way, if they weren't they'd either be extinct or the same as the first microbes

Answer 2

if another dog has tapeworm and goes for a poo , other dogs tend to eat other animals poo, and ingest it this way, tapeworm is adapted to its host by warmth, food and moisture i believe, taking the nutrients from it host, each segment of tapeworm holds up tp 1000 eggs, once they have grown, they pass through host anus

Answer 3

feeding off your food that you eat and the drinks that you drink

Answer 4

They dont really have to protect themselves but when they do, they usually play dead.