Leeches, intriguing creatures of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems, possess significant scientific characteristics. Firstly, they belong to the phylum Annelida, making them segmented worms. Secondly, leeches are hematophagous, extracting blood from hosts. Some species also feed on invertebrates or detritus. Thirdly, leeches secrete an anticoagulant enzyme in their saliva, preventing blood clotting during feeding. Additionally, leeches have been used in medical applications like bloodletting and aiding in surgical procedures to improve blood circulation. Their role in aquatic food chains and potential medical uses continue to make leeches subjects of scientific interest and research.

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