Flea Anatomy Diagram - Educational Illustration for Pest Control & Biology #3265034 (License: Personal Use)

This illustration depicts a typical flea (order Siphonaptera) in lateral view, emphasizing its laterally compressed body, highly developed hind legs adapted for jumping, and specialized mouthparts for hematophagy. The segmented abdomen, thorax, and head are clearly delineated, showcasing adaptations for parasitism on mammals and birds. The image serves as an educational tool for understanding flea morphology and behavior.

Used in veterinary medicine, entomology textbooks, pest management websites, and public health resources to explain flea biology, infestation risks, and control strategies. Matches user intent for learning about parasite anatomy or identifying pest species.