Don't worry, those parasites, Leucochloridium (or broodsacks) only reproduce in digestive tracts of birds that ate their former host. So, other than looking really nasty, they're not harmful to humans in the most parts(unless if you decide to swallow the infected yu's whole and uncooked).
Cuttler said: Don't worry, those parasites, Leucochloridium (or broodsacks) only reproduce in digestive tracts of birds that ate their former host. So, other than looking really nasty, they're not harmful to humans in the most parts(unless if you decide to swallow the infected yu's whole and uncooked).
Cuttler said: Don't worry, those parasites, Leucochloridium (or broodsacks) only reproduce in digestive tracts of birds that ate their former host. So, other than looking really nasty, they're not harmful to humans in the most parts(unless if you decide to swallow the infected yu's whole and uncooked).