Answer:
B) A worm that lives inside a bear.
Explanation:
A parasite is a living organism that lives inside or outside of another organism called a HOST in order to obtain nourishment from such organism. A parasite that lives inside its host is called ENDOPARASITE while a parasite that lives outside its host is called ECTOPARASITE.
In this question, a worm that lives inside a bear is a PARASITE because it is living inside the bear, which is the host in order to obtain nourishments. Note that, the answer is not option D because the bear is a HOST not a parasite.
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The term is called azoospermia. This condition
can be treated depeding on its origin. It is commonly caused by infections in
the male reproductive regions or sexually-transmitted diseases. If azoospermia
is caused by genetics, only few to zero treatments are available.
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