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> > you explain how do you recognise flukes in liver ?
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> The fluke is a flat worm that grows in the liver, just under the surface
> membrane. As it grows, it eats out a pocket in the liver, which makes a
soft
> spot that can be felt and sometimes seen. If you cut into it, it is filled
> with a dark, black-red fluid (digested blood?) and, of course, the fluke,
> itself. Very unappetizing to find! They mostly occur in older deer,
instead
> of the younger animals.
thank you for that .can you see flukes with naked eyes .what about eggs ?(
are they also in the liver ?)
jean-claude
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