#IxodesUrinaria #ExpertGamer #HappyNationalVideoGamesDay #NationalVideoGamesDay #HappyNationalVideoGamesDay2018 #NationalVideoGamesDay2018 Ixodes Urinaria The Ixodes Urinaria parasite lays it's tiny, microscopic eggs in fresh water. When swallowed, the eggs manage to make their way towards the bladder, where they cling onto the bladder surface with their tube like tongues. Feeding on salt, the Ixodes Urinaria grows larger and larger. Peeing becomes uncomfortable for the host and when the critter is the size of a large pea, it slowly "rappels" down the urethra while still holding on to the bladder using it's long tongue. It's three hook-like pointy legs press outwards once near the end of the urethra, thrusting them through the skin of the penis and functioning much like fishhooks. The Ixodes Urinaria then fills itself with urine so that it slowly grows even larger and exposes itself. When one tries to remove the bug, it pulls in it's claws so that it squishes the penis and releases an acid inside the bladder resulting in horrifying pain for the host. When dealing with a female parasite, it can also release thousands of eggs into the bladder when trying to remove it. It is possible for the male hosts to "inject" a nearly adult Ixodes Urinaria into a female host during intercourse. It can only be surgically removed but chances are the host is contaminated with dozens of these parasites resting in the bladder. When an adult parasite is removed, others hatch and take it's place. https://www.instagram.com/p/BnsBT9zFKsy/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1p4afsumftw0w
