BITTEN by LEECHES!

Coyote Peterson conducts an experiment to demonstrate the behavior of freshwater and European medicinal leeches. He explains that most freshwater leeches do not suck human blood, while European medicinal leeches do. The video covers the process of testing both types of leeches, the experience of being bitten, and the correct method for leech removal. Peterson concludes by reassuring viewers that most leeches are harmless to humans.

What was Coyote Peterson's initial reaction to putting his arm in a container full of leeches?

How many times had Coyote Peterson been covered in leeches before this experiment?

What did Coyote Peterson do to test the behavior of the leeches?

What are the two types of leeches mentioned in the text?

What is the primary difference between freshwater leeches and European medicinal leeches?

What did Coyote Peterson observe about the leeches after 15 minutes in the container?

What happens to the blood when a leech bites and injects its anticoagulant?

What is the significance of the anticoagulant produced by leeches?

What is the correct way to remove a leech from the skin?

What was the outcome of Coyote Peterson's experiment with the leeches?