Sentences with phrase «flat worms»

Tapeworms are long flat worms composed of many individual segments whereas round worms are much shorter and have rounded bodies.

Tapeworms are flat worms with segmented bodies and they can grow very l - o - n - g, up to 2 ft. in length at times.

Tapeworms are lengthy flat worms composed of many segments.

Tape worm Tapeworms are long flat worms made up of many segments that are found in the intestine of a kitten or cat.

This is transmitted by a fluke or flat worm in raw salmon or trout.

They are long, flat worms with segmented bodies, each with its own reproductive organ.

Some guys took a flat worm and mapped out the neural network in this worm brain.

The planarians (flat worms) can be cut into 50 pieces and you will end up with 50 smaller worms.

The planarians (flat worms) can be cut into 50 pieces and you will end up with 50 smaller worms.

Dog fleas are also the vector for the tapeworm, a segmented flat worm.

These parasites are flat worms and have segments that individually reproduce, then break off.

The flat worms you are asking about may be tapeworms, but we would need to positively identify them to be able to give your pet the correct medication, as there is no «one medication / de-wormer» that kills every type of worm.

Tapeworms are long, flat worms that attach themselves to the host's intestines.

While some of these are reef safe, others eat such items as sponges, Aiptasia, soft coral and flat worms, and many are poisonous if consumed by other animals.

While our divers have been admiring the larger creatures, our dive guides have been using their amazing spotting skills to find many different nudibranchs, flat worms, boxer crabs, octopus, shrimps and ribbon eels, tucked in the reef.

Bloody Bay Shallow 25 - 40ft reef dive with lots to see, including stingrays, flat worms and reef fish along with the occasional eagle ray.

Level: beginner to experienced diver Type of dive: off shore dive 3 minutes from the beach, sandy slope with rocks, photography What to see: pigmee sea horse, nudi branchs and flat worms, pipe fish, skeleton, squat and clear shrimp, whip coral shrimp, anemone and red crab, scorpion and lion fish, box and puffer fish, green sea turtle, Moray eels, soft and hard coral, jungle of whip coral.

AQUARIUM: Fantastic place to see Nudibranchs and Flat Worms.

Our third dive of the day we moved location to Wayil again, dive site wedding cake, a lot of macro life, nudibranchs, flat worms, spider crabs and many soft coral and many beautiful reef fish and scorpion fishes.

On the night dive the current was a little bit harder but still manageable, we founded many nice things like decorated crab, twin spotted lion fish, flat worms, marble shrimps....

Night dive we did Friwinbonda again, many pygmy sea horses one pregnant, nudibranchs, flat worms, decorator crabs and a lot more.

For a night dive we went back to wale rock were decorate crabs, flat worms, nudibranchs, moray eel, scorpion fishes was some of the marine life we found.

For the night dive we went to a dive site called Small World, when we descend we see 2 crocodile fish laying together in the reef, no current allow us to see much macro life, crabs, shrimps, nudibranchs, flat worms.

Mackerels, yellow tail fusiliers, sweet lips, yellow tail snappers, octopus, nudibranchs and flat worms are some of the inhabitants of this dive site.

Some of the highlights included: Morey Eel, Flat Worms, Cuttle Fish and Lobster

Bobtail squid, Decorate crabs, spider crab, flat worms, moray eel was some of the marine life we found it.

The night dive was at Keruo Night, a fantastic coral garden full of nudibranchs, flat worms, decorated crabs, crocodile fish and many creatures more.

Pygmy sea horses decorate the fans, allied cowries are nestled on the soft corals and you'll find a host of different nudibranchs and flat worms.

We saw many nudibranch and flat worms.

We saw yellow fin fusiliers, couple of nudibranch and flat worms, 4 big lobsters and wobbegong shark.

The wreck is covered with colourful soft corals and it is a perfect hiding place for numerous schools of fishes, as well as scorpionfish, leaffish, nudibranchs and flat worms.