host-parasite relationships

Examines the different types of parasites that live on or inside the human body and explains the symptoms, causes, and treatments of some rare forms of parasitic infections.

Looks at how certain animals can take over the minds of others.

Examines real-life accounts of zombies in nature, including a fly-enslaving fungus, a suicide worm, and a cockroach-taming wasp, and related topics.

A fungus that controls flies? A wasp that tames cockroaches? Meet ten creatures that can take over the bodies and brains of other organisms--and turn them into senseless slaves.

Presents the view that it is important to determine the evolutionary biology of pathogens in order to successfully fight infectious diseases.

Provides a comprehensive look at parasites of the human body, and how we can learn from their evolution and adaptability.

Explores the world of the parasite discussing the different types of organisms, their life cycles, and other information.

Describes the partnerships formed by plants and animals that live on or in other organisms.