What is another word for Family Dracunculidae?
Pronunciation: [fˈamɪli dɹˈakənkjˌʊlɪdˌiː] (IPA) 
The Family Dracunculidae is a group of parasitic worms that includes the Guinea worm and the Asian leech. Alternately, the Family Dracunculidae can also be referred to as the Dracunculid worms or simply the Dracunculids. These worms are found in various parts of the world and can infect both humans and animals. They typically live in the connective tissues and muscles of their hosts, causing a number of health problems. While not commonly discussed, the Dracunculidae family is an important group of parasites that has been studied extensively by researchers in the fields of medicine and biology.
