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*'''Parasite:''' "Morphology:​ Parasite. ​Interstellar vermin.​ Travel in swarms. ​Indigenous to Tallon IV,​ a single Parasite is harmless to larger life-​forms.​ However,​ they tend to travel in large groups,​ swarming over potential prey.​ Such swarms can be dangerous.​"<ref>[http://linkjorge.net/Metroid_Prime.htm#Metroid1.pak_dir_0_b7b2f8fa.STRG Metroid Prime Comparative Text Dump]</ref>
*'''Parasite:''' "Morphology:​ Parasite. ​Interstellar vermin.​ Travel in swarms. ​Indigenous to Tallon IV,​ a single Parasite is harmless to larger life-​forms.​ However,​ they tend to travel in large groups,​ swarming over potential prey.​ Such swarms can be dangerous.​"<ref>[http://linkjorge.net/Metroid_Prime.htm#Metroid1.pak_dir_0_b7b2f8fa.STRG Metroid Prime Comparative Text Dump]</ref>


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An image of a Parasite stored in Samus' Logbook.

Parasites are vermin indigenous to Tallon IV. The Parasite Queen is a type of Parasite that has been mutated due to Space Pirate Phazon experiments.

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  • Parasite: "Morphology:​ Parasite. ​Interstellar vermin.​ Travel in swarms. ​Indigenous to Tallon IV,​ a single Parasite is harmless to larger life-​forms.​ However,​ they tend to travel in large groups,​ swarming over potential prey.​ Such swarms can be dangerous.​"[1]
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