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[ohioreef]

I guess he was peeing underwater and it swam in fast enough that by the time he felt it it was too late. Apparently it has little barbs that once it went in it wasn't coming back out!

[micki]

OUCH!  It must have been a strong worm to force itself in against the stream coming out. 

[REDPYRO]

yes its a paracide...lives in south america, africa, parts of asia

[Secondgen]

There are also small catfish in the amazon that do the same thing. They are attracted to the ammonia.

[micki]

But wouldn't you know it's there?  I just can't imagine something crawling on me and I not know it. 

[Secondgen]

I think it secretes some kind of chemical. I don't know if it numbs the victim or what. I probably happens so fast there is no time for anything.

[micki]

I don't think I want to find out... 

[TechGuy]

Its a fish...

Creepy!

[rayviv]

I seen that show also. I believe it was on nat-geo. the victim was a doctor and he had a friend who was a doctor whom he went to when he got state-side to have it removed. It does secrete a numbing agent before it swims up the urethra and opens its barbs. An no there too small to eat once you get them out.