It depends on who bites you and where you are bit. Herpes is the most spread STD through Human Bite. Now, if you want to talk about animal bites, that is a whole different story. You can contract anal warts when bitten by a ferret www.aviscarrentals.net thanks
Yes. The human bite s full of bacteria and other germs. Bye!
no but it can cause infection
All spiders can bite, only the smaller ones cannot pierce the human skin.
Male dobsonflies do not bite because their mandibles are too large for them to have control and therefore break human skin. Female's mandibles are longer though. They can then bite humans. (A very painful bite.)
Because its an albino most albino animals will bite unless trained
There is only one way to get a venereal disease and it isn't from dog bites or scratches. VD is only contracted from human to human
Yes, a garden spider can bite a human, but it will not harm the human.
Montgomery glands are not an STD. They are a normal part of the human body.
E928.3 Accidental human biteE968.7 Human bite by assualt..
this only comes from the bite as the human saliva has millons of germs.
If a raccoon feels threatened they will bite no matter how calm you appear.
Yes. The human bite s full of bacteria and other germs. Bye!
#include<iostream> #include<array> #include<string> #include<random> #include<ctime> using player_t = std::array<unsigned, 2>; using pair_t = std::pair<unsigned, unsigned>; using snake_t = std::array<pair_t, 10>; using ladder_t = std::array<std::pair<unsigned, unsigned>, 9>; const std::string player (const bool human) { return std::string {human ? "You" : "I"}; } int main() { std::default_random_engine generator ((unsigned) time (0)); std::uniform_int_distribution<unsigned> distribution (1, 6); player_t players = {0,0}; const snake_t snakes = {pair_t {98,78}, {95,75}, {93,73}, {87,24}, {64,60}, {62,19}, {56,53}, {49,11}, {47,26}, {16,6}}; const ladder_t ladders = {pair_t {1,38}, {4,14}, {9,31}, {21,42}, {28,84}, {36,44}, {51,67}, {71,91}, {80,100}}; std::cout << "Snakes and Ladders\n"; std::cout << "==================\n\n"; std::cout << "First to land exactly on square 100 wins.\n"; bool human = (distribution (generator) % 2)==0 ? true : false; std::cout << player (human) << " will go first.\n\n"; for (;;human=!human) { std::cout << (human ? "Your" : "My") << " turn:\n"; unsigned dice = distribution (generator); std::cout << '\t' << player (human) << " rolled a " << dice << ".\n"; unsigned& pos = players [human?0:1]; if (pos+dice>100) { std::cout << '\t' << player (human) << " cannot move.\n"; goto turn_over; } pos+=dice; std::cout << '\t' << player (human) << " landed on square " << pos; for (auto snake : snakes) { if (snake.first==pos) { pos = snake.second; std::cout << " with a snake; return to square " << pos; goto turn_over; } } for (auto ladder : ladders) { if (ladder.first==pos) { pos = ladder.second; std::cout << " with a ladder; climb to square " << pos; goto turn_over; } } turn_over: std::cout << ".\n\n"; if (pos==100) { std::cout << "You " << (human ? "won" : "lost") << "!\n"; break; } } }
#include<iostream> #include<array> #include<string> #include<random> #include<ctime> using player_t = std::array<unsigned, 2>; using pair_t = std::pair<unsigned, unsigned>; using snake_t = std::array<pair_t, 10>; using ladder_t = std::array<std::pair<unsigned, unsigned>, 9>; const std::string player (const bool human) { return std::string {human ? "You" : "I"}; } int main() { std::default_random_engine generator ((unsigned) time (0)); std::uniform_int_distribution<unsigned> distribution (1, 6); player_t players = {0,0}; const snake_t snakes = {pair_t {98,78}, {95,75}, {93,73}, {87,24}, {64,60}, {62,19}, {56,53}, {49,11}, {47,26}, {16,6}}; const ladder_t ladders = {pair_t {1,38}, {4,14}, {9,31}, {21,42}, {28,84}, {36,44}, {51,67}, {71,91}, {80,100}}; std::cout << "Snakes and Ladders\n"; std::cout << "==================\n\n"; std::cout << "First to land exactly on square 100 wins.\n"; bool human = (distribution (generator) % 2)==0 ? true : false; std::cout << player (human) << " will go first.\n\n"; for (;;human=!human) { std::cout << (human ? "Your" : "My") << " turn:\n"; unsigned dice = distribution (generator); std::cout << '\t' << player (human) << " rolled a " << dice << ".\n"; unsigned& pos = players [human?0:1]; if (pos+dice>100) { std::cout << '\t' << player (human) << " cannot move"; goto next_player; } pos+=dice; std::cout << '\t' << player (human) << " landed on square " << pos; for (auto snake : snakes) { if (snake.first==pos) { pos = snake.second; std::cout << " with a snake; return to square " << pos; goto next_player; } } for (auto ladder : ladders) { if (ladder.first==pos) { pos = ladder.second; std::cout << " with a ladder; climb to square " << pos; goto next_player; } } next_player: std::cout << ".\n\n"; if (pos==100) { std::cout << player (human) << " won!\n"; break; } } }
for a human to become a vampire a vampire has to bite to human
No, a vampire's eyes do not have to be red to bite a human. The color of a vampire's eyes may vary depending on the lore or story, but it is not a requirement for them to feed on humans.
It looks like a big mosquito bite..