Liver fluke is parasite in the liver of__________?

Correct answer: D. all of these

  • A. cattle
  • B. sheep
  • C. goat
  • D. all of these

Explanation

Liver flukes such as Fasciola hepatica live in the bile ducts and liver of grazing mammals, commonly sheep, cattle, and goats, so all three can serve as hosts. The likely mistake is choosing sheep alone because sheep are the classic host often mentioned in textbooks.

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