The tegumental ultrastructure of adult Haemonchus  placei was studied by scanning electron microscopy  (SEM ). Adult worms were recovered from fourth stomach or abomasum of cameles. The study revealed the presence of a small buccal cavity with a dorsal lancet, 6 internal labial papillae, 6 external labial papillae, 4 somatic papillae and two lateral amphidal pits. The cervical papillae were prominent and spine-like, measured (370µm). The excretory pore was present and measured (315 µm) in diameter. The male bursa bursa had elongated lobes supported by long, slender rayes. The small dorsal lobe was asymmetrical with Y-shaped dorsal rays. The spicules are long, each provided with a small barb and pore near its extremity. The vulva of the female by a linguiform process or flap, and the anal pore at the posterior end of the body had a simple   dorsal rim and a muscular ventral rim.