Roundworms, known scientifically as nematodes, exhibit fascinating and complex behaviors despite their simple appearance. Their behaviors are primarily driven by survival instincts, reproduction, and their need to complete their life cycle. While roundworms may seem like passive organisms, they are actually highly active and capable of adapting to their environment in unique ways. In this

Introduction to Roundworms (Toxocara canis) Roundworms, specifically Toxocara canis, are parasitic nematodes (roundworms) that primarily infect dogs, but can also affect humans and other animals. Toxocara canis is the scientific name for the species that infects canines, while Toxocara cati affects cats. Understanding the lifecycle, transmission methods, symptoms, prevention, and treatment of these roundworms is