|Videos|April 27, 2016

What grosses out a veterinary parasitologist?

Does anything really bother these doctors of disgustingness?

Dealing with creepy-crawlies and other relatively nasty stuff is the business of parasitologists. So maggots, feces, necropsiesnone of these bother Dr. Richard Gerhold. Watch to find out what could possibly get to him.

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