The blood worm has eggs in its mandibles and lays eggs in the blood vessels of its victims because blood is full of protein, which is why parasites like a mosquito drink blood. The blood worms amazingly lay up to 200 eggs! Because since they are born inside a human it will be hard to get out so not many survive but some already adapted their potent venom which destroys skin cells allowing  them to burn through the skin with their acid and razor, sharp, mandibles.

The blood worm leaves a red slime trail which destroys skin cells when in contact the red trail is on of the reasons it’s called the blood worm the other is that it’s a blood sucking parasite which lays eggs in the blood vessels of its victims.

The blood worms bite is deadly and so is it’s trail of slime. It has ten rows of teeth and a vibrant red protective pad to warn creatures that it’s poisonous. It’s like a rattle snake rattling to warn you.