Leeches have adapted to aquatic environments through several physiological and behavioral traits. They possess a streamlined, elongated body that helps them navigate through water efficiently. Their ability to secrete mucus allows them to glide smoothly and reduces friction, while specialized structures, like suckers, enable them to anchor themselves to surfaces and maneuver effectively. Additionally, leeches can respire through their skin, allowing them to absorb oxygen directly from the water.
it is a leech
yes
Nope because if you get out of water and a leech is still on you it is still alive and the only way to get a leech off of you is to put it next to heat
just swimming in the water
Leech
When a leech bites you, it attaches to your skin and feeds on your blood. To treat the bite, you should gently remove the leech, clean the area with soap and water, and apply an antiseptic to prevent infection.
yes,drinking carbonated water will leech calcium from your bones, and causing osteoprosis
The genus of a leech is Haemopis.
they adapt to water temperatures
how does the amazon dolphin adapt to fresh water
when i was little.. my brother had a yellow leech on him . it was kinda big and was stuck on real good. my brother did not know it was there . when he came out of the water in a lake in Ontario Canada my mother saw the leech on his side and part of his back. she removed it with salt i think
it matters what type of leech most leeches live in water, such as the north american leech (Medicinal Leech) other species in africa and india do live on land and use there suckers to launch themselves about, they cannot swim and are a nuisance to tourists walking near the tropical areas. for more information search "Leeches" or "leech" on google or other search sites and many informative sites shall appear.