Leeches are bloodsucking worms with segmented bodies. They belong to the same large classification of worms as earthworms and certain oceanic worms. * Trauma. Large blood clots resulting from trauma can threaten tissue survival by their size and pressure. Blood clots can also obstruct the patient's airway. * Surgical procedures involving reattachment of severed body parts or tissue reconstruction following burns. In these situations it is difficult for the surgeon to make a route for blood to leave the affected part and return to the circulation. The hardest part of reattaching severed extremities like fingers, toes and ears is to reconnect the tiny veins. If the veins are not reconnected, blood will accumulate in the injured area. A similar situation occurs when plastic surgeons move large flaps of skin to replace skin lost to burns, trauma or radical surgery. The skin flaps often drain blood poorly, get congested, and begin to die. Leeches have come to the rescue in both situations.
The leech belongs to the order Gnathobdellida.
Leeches belong to the Animalia domain.
Annelida, or segmented worms, like earthworms.
No, a leech is not a crustacean. Leeches belong to the Annelida phylum, while crustaceans belong to the Crustacea subphylum. Leeches are more closely related to earthworms and other segmented worms.
it sucks it blood and it pretty much takes its life
enzymes in their saliva promote healing
It is possible to get sick from a leech bite if the leech is carrying harmful bacteria or viruses. It is important to clean the wound thoroughly and monitor it for any signs of infection such as redness, swelling, or pus. If you experience any unusual symptoms, seek medical attention.
Kingdom:AnimaliaSubkingdom:EumetazoaSuperphylum:LophotrochozoaPhylum:AnnelidaClass:ClitellataSubclass:Hirudinea
The kingdom of the leech refers to the taxonomic classification of leeches within the animal kingdom. Leeches belong to the kingdom Animalia, phylum Annelida, and class Clitellata.
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Hirudinean is the Latin and scientific name for the Leech. Leehes belong to the subclass Hirudinea, in the phylum Annelida.
Depends on your tactic. If you ask me, I think that Torterra can benefit from better moves but if you use Substitute in your strategy or Woodhammer then Leech Seed can be a very good move to use.