0 1 Leeches are most afraid of ducks, and leeches are delicious for ducks. You can't see leeches in places where ducks often haunt. Besides ducks, leeches are also afraid of lobsters, fish, Monopterus albus, mice, snakes, dragonfly larvae, frogs, waterfowl, cranes and other animals.

Friends in the countryside are no strangers to leeches. Leeches live in paddy fields, ditches and shallow polluted pits and ponds, and are addicted to human and animal blood. They are very agile. They can swim in waves and move inchworms. The activity starts in warm spring every year, and the spawning period is from June to 10. In winter, I often crouch in the wet mud on the shore, and I can't eat or move, so I have a strong viability.

Leeches are most afraid of ducks As we all know, ducks are omnivores, but they especially like eating bugs. Small animals are their favorite. Leeches are delicious for ducks, and you can't see leeches in places where ducks often haunt.

Besides ducks, leeches are also afraid of lobsters, fish, Monopterus albus, mice, snakes, dragonfly larvae, frogs, waterfowl, cranes and other animals. In addition, leeches are also afraid of salt. After being sprinkled with salt, the salt and its body fluids form high-concentration brine, which will make it shrink under stress, promote the exudation of its internal body fluids, and lead to its dehydration and death.