Question

Which microorganisms are obligate parasites that are considered as neither living nor
dead?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Alternatively, the parasite may live within the host endoparasite; for example, the fluke. An obligate parasite that does not live directly in or on the host, but rather acts at a distance – for example, a cuckoo which hatches and is raised by non-relatives – is known as a brood parasite.