The term 'African Bloodsucker' refers to four different creatures: the TSETSE (6 letters), LAMPREY (7 letters), TICK (4 letters), and LEECH (5 letters). The TSETSE is a species of fly found in Africa that feeds on the blood of mammals, including humans. The LAMPREY is a type of fish that has a round, sucking mouth and feeds on the blood of other fish. The TICK is an arachnid that feeds on the blood of mammals, birds, and reptiles. The LEECH is a worm-like creature that feeds on the blood of other animals. Finally, the BEDBUG is an insect that feeds on the blood of humans and other warm-blooded animals. All of these creatures are found in Africa and feed on the blood of other animals, hence the term 'African Bloodsucker'.