What are the bugs in the river that can burrow into the human body?

It's a red worm, right? Red nematodes, also known as water earthworms, generally live in river water and sewage, like cool and humid, and their reproductive ability increases with the increase of temperature. The red nematodes that appear in the tap are mainly used to climb down the sewer pipe into the pool of residents' homes at night when there is no water supply, and then enter the faucet along the pool wall.

So the next day, when the residents use water, they will flow down with the water. We can simply pour bleach into the sewers and cesspools to kill the red worms and disinfect them by the way.

It's not from the river, it's a bug that can burrow into the human body, and I saw it on TV a long time ago.

Schistosomiasis, the probability of others getting into the body is relatively small, and if there is a wound, I recommend that you do not go into the water.

Leech. Clam worm.

Leech Schistosomiasis.

It's leeches. Leeches will burrow into people's ** and suck blood.

Lives in paddy fields and swamps. Suck the blood of humans and animals. Agile and able to swim in waves and move in inchworms.

It is active in the warm spring, and the spawning period is in June and October, and it is dormant in winter. It has a strong regenerative power, and if it is cut off and raised, it can regenerate new organisms from the broken parts. It is distributed all over the country.

Hirudin blocks the action of thrombin on fibrin and hinders blood clotting. Hirudin is not damaged by heat or ethanol. Leeches also secrete a histamine-like substance, which dilates capillaries and increases bleeding.

The effect of hirudin extract in inhibiting blood coagulation is stronger than that of flies, insects and peach kernels, and the effect of hirudin preparation is stronger than that of aqueous preparation.

There are many types of bugs in the water, and here are some of them:

1. The water centipede, also known as the water clip, is the larvae of the dragon lice. It is an aquatic insect, both adults and larvae are carnivorous, and it is very harmful to fish fry. The insect is long, cylindrical, and has a pair of large pincer-shaped jaws.

Living in the water bodies along the Yangtze River basin, they prefer to live in fish ponds.

2. Pine algae insects, commonly known as backstroke bugs, belong to the backstroke bug family, also known as the backstroke bug family. The dorsal body is raised like the bottom of a boat, and the back is downward when swimming, and the ventral side is facing up. The antennae are 4 segments, the forefoot and midfoot are short to hold objects, and the hind foot is long paddle-like for paddling and swimming.

3. Lacewing, a general term for the insects of the Lacewing family, with long antennae, filamentous, large wings, and some of the hind wings folded and folded like a fan. Adults are dark, sluggish, and have weak flight. Found on shore plants, especially alders.

The larvae are aquatic, chew mouthparts, crawl on the bottom of pools and rivers, and feed on small insects.

The leech is slightly flattened in length, cylindrical at first glance, about 2 15 cm long and 2 mm wide. The dorsal surface is green with black in the middle, with 5 yellow longitudinal lines, the ventral surface is flat, grayish-green, without variegated spots, the overall annular pattern is prominent, and the body segment is composed of 5 rings, each with a similar width. There are 10 eyes, arranged in a shape, and there are 3 semicircular jaws in the mouth to form a Y-shape.

Leeches, also known as grasshoppers, have blood-sucking and non-blood-sucking, and those who can't pull out when they get into the flesh should be gently patted on the piece they get into the flesh.

Summary. Leeches, also known as leeches, leeches, grow and reproduce mainly in inland freshwater waters. The leech body is slightly flattened, at first glance cylindrical, about 2 15 cm long and about cm wide; The dorsal surface is green with black in the middle, with 5 yellow longitudinal lines, the ventral surface is flat, grayish-green, without variegated spots, the overall annular pattern is prominent, and the body segment is composed of 5 rings, each with a similar width.

There is a bug in the river that you can burrow into your body when you go down the river, what kind of worm?

Leeches, also known as leeches, leeches, grow and reproduce mainly in inland freshwater waters. Leech body length slightly flattened, at first glance resembles a cylindrical relative, body length about 2 15 cm, width about cm; The back is green with black, there are 5 yellow longitudinal lines, the ventral surface of this tomb is flat, gray-green, no miscellaneous color spots, the overall annular pattern is significant, the body segment is composed of 5 rings, and the width of each ring is similar.

Leeches.

Judging from your description, you should be talking about water earthworms, you can Duan Lu Xian rest assured that this is harmless to people.

Water earthworms, also known as red filariads and red nematodes, belong to the aquatic oligochaetes of annelids, with bright red or red flesh and orange-yellow body color. They mostly live in the gutter sludge that discharges sewage or wastewater (generally in the slow-flowing black sludge), dense on the surface of the sludge, fixed in the sludge at one end, and the sludge at one end stretches out to shake in the water, and immediately retracts into the sludge when it encounters alarm.

The bug in the water is a type of microorganism that is often referred to as plankton. The way bugs swim in the water is unique and plays an integral role. Let's see how these bugs swim in the water and how they function ecologically.

As bugs swim, they take advantage of the weak air currents in the water to move. The air flow in the water is created by the movement of many objects in the water. Bugs usually create a rotational motion in order to perform a swimming movement.

Bugs control the direction and speed of their movement through tail movements, leg swings, and changes in body shape. These tiny movements make the bugs very flexible, allowing them to prey on arrowtails, phytoplankton and other organisms in the water.

The role of bugs in water can be very important. They are dependent on other organisms in the food chain. Bugs usually consume phytoplankton, bacteria, and aquatic organisms such as the Arrowtail Worm. At the same time, many aquatic animals such as small fish and shrimp also feed on bugs.

Bugs also help in the communication of organisms in the water. They are important indicator organisms that indicate changes in the environment in the water. Changes in the number and distribution of bugs can reflect changes in the environment, helping scientists understand the health of aquatic ecosystems.

Bugs also play an important role in setting water quality standards and protecting aquatic biodiversity.

Overall, bugs are an integral part of aquatic ecosystems. They are characterized by predation, feeding and protecting aquatic ecosystems. Bugs are important for the study of aquatic ecosystems and the protection of waters, so adequate attention and support need to be given to research in this area.

The insects that move in the water are the larvae of mosquitoes.

Therefore, there should be no stagnant water on the balcony of the home, wherever there is stagnant water, mosquitoes will go to the water to lay eggs, and after a few days they will become such larvae.

Precautions for leaving water for a long time.

Boiling water left for too long is not very good for the nutrition of the body, and for more than 12 hours of water, exposure to the air is easy to cause the breeding of germs, and the oxygen content of the water will be greatly reduced, which is not good for the health of the body.

Water should be poured in time, drunk in time not too much waste, too long to leave boiling water. Note that the thermos should not be more than 24 hours, there will be a certain loss of trace elements. If it is a stagnant water for a long time, it is at most a breeding ground for bacteria, even if ordinary bacteria enter the body, stomach acid will kill most of the bacteria.

Drinking water can actually "get old", in fact, water that has been left for too long will "get old" over time because it does not flow. Drinking old water for a long time will affect the health of our body, so Sister Shui feels the need to popularize it and remind everyone how to pay attention to this aspect of life in life.