Yes, this happens all the time. Fleas typically prefer to live on other mammals like dogs and cats because they can hide in the fur coat easier. However, if a human is the only meal they can find, fleas will happily feed on humans with no problem.
A flea would much prefer to live off of the blood of cats, dogs, or other animals, than they would that of a human. It is extremely unlikely for a human to be infested with fleas, but singular flea-bites are not uncommon.
rats to fleas, fleas to humans, then human to human
Sand fleas are small creatures which live on beaches and feed on tidal litter. They are unrelated to human fleas and would not survive for very long on the human body or in human clothes. They are only named sand "fleas" because they jump.
Yes but they also travel by pets. The pet can then jump onto a human and after that, whatever the human who has the fleas touches, the fleas will be on too. Fleas mate very quickly so you need to isolate anything or anyone who has the fleas and then get rid of them.
the human fleas passed it on to other human fleas and the fleas bit the people and the people caught the disease and the cycle starts again
They are fictitious animals so they would not catch any fleas
Yes there are types of flea that live on goats Cat, dog and human fleas are found occasionally on goats.
Yes, as much as it sucks.
no
The Black Death was occured by bacteria that was disturded so then past on to fleas then the rats then the fleas and when the infected fleas bit a human it was all over for the infected person.
Yes, fleas like hair and fur. So obviously the can suck human blood. Like the common head louse it prefers clean hair or fur.
You will not have any fleas.
Yes, any animal with fur can.