Feeding on or subsisting on blood; blood-eating.
From Greek 'haima' (blood) + '-phagous' (eating). This adjective describes organisms whose diet consists primarily of blood.
Hemophagous insects like mosquitoes are actually more specific feeders than you'd think—different species prefer different animals, and only female mosquitoes are hemophagous because they need blood protein to make eggs.
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