Anisakis Raw Fish Parasite
The Anisakis worm is a parasite that can cause nasty infections in humans who enjoy eating raw fish. It is 2 cm long and is sometimes coughed up after ingesting it in raw or undercooked fish. Adult worms are found in the stomach of marine mammals, and their eggs are passed in the feces. SilviaMilanova / Getty Images After the larvae are hatched, they are ingested by shellfish. Infected shellfish get eaten by fish and squid, where the larvae make their way into the muscle tissues....