Explanation

• Hookworm larvae can enter the body via any component that comes in touch with inflamed soil, although most often they penetrate the skin of the feet. within the body, they tour thru the lungs to the gut, in which they'll grow into adults.
• Hookworm larvae are discovered in human feces and transmitted to humans from contaminated soil via the skin, usually because of walking barefoot, or by means of by chance eating contaminated soil.  once in the body, larvae are carried via the bloodstream to the lungs and mouth where they are swallowed, digested and handed to the small gut.