[ SECRET POST #2750 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2750 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

LEACHES

[insanenoodlyguy]

THAT'S WHERE IT'S AT

Re: LEACHES

[(Anonymous)]

*LEECHES

Re: LEACHES

[bur]

Its mouth is looking at me and it is hungry. /shiver

Re: LEACHES

[(Anonymous)]

That's what leech mouths look like? That's somewhat upsetting. Not sure what I expected though

Re: LEACHES

[diet_poison]

It's not. that's a lamprey mouth.

Re: LEACHES

[diet_poison]

Noodles, that is not a leech. That is a lamprey.

Leech suckers are far less dramatic.

Re: LEACHES

[(Anonymous)]

Actually, leeches are back in modern medicine! They are used when there's a lot of blood collecting in a small area (after limb surgery, amputations, head wounds etc.) and there's a major risk of clots forming but systemic anti-coagulants are not suitable for the patient. The doctor puts some nice clean leeches on the area, they inject their local anti-coagulant, remove the blood and then drop off when they're done.

I live in the same street as a medical leech breeder, and the tanks of leeches are pretty cool! They have to be kept in clean water so that all the mud and blood from other creatures is filtered out, so they're pretty hungry by the time they get to the patient.

Re: LEACHES

[diet_poison]

That is interesting, I did not know that! (Also did you mean to reply to me, or Noodly?)

Re: LEACHES

[(Anonymous)]

Let's not fogget about maggots (TW: maggots. The videos are for medical purpose, that is).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6_jVEMc8sg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmdKtSQs68k