Leeches - The Australian Museum

Leeches are annelids or segmented worms, and although closely related to the earthworms, are anatomically and behaviourally more specialised.

Leeches - The Australian Museum

Don't be a sucker - get to know leeches

Marine leeches are a poorly known and rare group of macro

Hirudinea, Freshwater Leech

Country diary: Leeches are sinister, insatiable – and more common

Marine leech on the eye of a Fiddler Ray - The Australian Museum

Freshwater leeches feeding on Crayfish

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How Scientists Use Leeches to Locate Rare Animals

Bloodsucking leeches, Features

ABMI on X: Slinking and slithering in dark and shadowy places, this harmless ribbon leech (Erpobdella obscura) has no appetite for blood, preferring instead to ingest smaller bugs and worms. #MacroMonday #NotSoScary

Aquatic animals in Bowker Creek: Leech - Learning Portal

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