What are the adaptations of a parasite that ensure continuity of the parasite species?

The adaptations of a parasite that ensure continuity of the parasite species 

• Possession of penetrating devices for gaining entry into the host
• Possession of protective devices which prevent the parasite from being harmed by host’s defense mechanisms. Foe example, gut parasites secrete inhibitor substances which inactivate the hosts’ digestive enzymes.
• Having means of dispensing its offspring, for example, employing a secondary host, for example tape worm employ a cow or a pig.
• Having a resistant stage that can survive unfavorable conditions.
• Producing  a big number of offspring to increase the chances of survival

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