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pink eye can be spread from poop. if a moth for some reason has it on them by another human (like landing on it) and then lands on something you touch and the bacteria gets on that thing, you can get pink eye. it's highly unlikely, but still possible.
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What groups of animals are usually not a concern of microbiologist?
Moths are not usually of concern to the microbiologist. Microbiologists study microorganisms, for example, viruses and bacteria. The median salary for a microbiologist is $42,304.
What germs do moths carry?
Believe it or not, moths do not carry germs at all. They do not represent a health risk like mosquitoes do.
How does a moth move?
moths fly because they have wings to carry them
Do crabs eat moths?
No , cause moths fly and they do not live in water crabs do so the answer is No
What is the similarity with moths and butterflies?
they are in the hsechode family and they carry out similar functions.
Can moths grow in clothing?
Yes moths can grow in clothing . This happenes when clothing is kept in a place for to long or if the cloths are very old. The main reason this happenes is because of the bacteria in the cloths that is very bad and this causes the moths to grow.
Do mosquitoes eat moths?
no moths do not eat misquitos if you have one in your house get it out cause it lays eggs in you cloths and also eats it
What do moths eat when there a caterpillar?
Moths eat pretty much the same as normal caterpillars but if you don't know what they eat here is the answer. Leaves(both dead and alive), bacteria and natural organics.
What was the cause of increase in the numbers of black moths in England in the 1800s?
more smog from factories meant that moths had to adapt to blend in, so there started to be far more black moths than white
Can moths cause warts?
Warts are caused by a viral infection and not by moth contact.
What was the cause of the increase in the numbers of the black moths in England in the 1800s?
gene flow
What was the cause of the increasing in number of black moths in England in the 1800?
gene flow
