The Fasciola gigantica, known as the large lung fluke, is a trematode that can cause tropical fasciolosis infection in humans and other mammals, such as sheep, cattle, and buffalo. Infected cases have been reported from almost all over the world, especially from countries active in the livestock industry.
Watch the above video and subscribe to our channel😍. In the video, we talk about the Fasciola gigantica life cycle, from Unembryonated egg to adult form. We also discuss how it transforms into a human, the transition host, and the developmental stages in snails.
In the end, it’s important to note that the Fasciola gigantica and the Fasciola hepatica share many similarities in morphology, genetics, and even their life cycles. This makes it challenging to differentiate between the two.
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