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Nematode Video No. 3
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One of the most abundant animals on Earth, many species of these transparent, microscopic worms are parasites, causing important diseases of plants, animals, and humans. Other nematodes exist as free-living forms in soil and aquatic environments and some even live in food products such as beer and vinegar.
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