"Pacat" is a blood-sucking animal.

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Pacat (Bloodsucker). this is a name translated from language Romanian.
This animal is almost the same as Leech species.

Avoid this creature immediately if you meet it. before he sucks your blood. this animal is usually found thisck , grass on. like in grass that is still left with dew and in grass after being exposed to rain.

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They say that most PACAT suck human blood. prey on small invertebrates, which they eat whole, but this species draws blood. I have lost count of the number of times this PACAT eats my blood. Once attached, PACAT uses a combination of mucus and suctioning to remain attached and secrete the enzyme anticoagulant , hirudin, into the host's bloodstream. Although certain PACAT species eat blood, not all species can bite, most of them only eat decomposed bodies and open sores of amphibians, reptiles, waterfowl, fish, and mammals. PACAT sticks by itself when biting, and will remain fully attached, at what point it will be digested. the scar may bleed more than normal after PACAT moved . The anticoagulant effect will disappear a few hours after the PACAT is released and the wound is cleaned.

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A general technique, but not medically recommended, to eliminate PACAT is to use a flame, cigarettes, salt, soap, or chemicals such as alcohol, vinegar, lemon juice, mosquito repellent, hot rub, or certain carbonated drinks. This will cause PACAT to escape quickly. However, it will also spit out the contents of his stomach into the wound. Vomiting can carry disease, and thus increase the risk of infection.

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