Yes, bedbugs apparently feed on anybody. Clean people are just as likely to be a bedbug's meal as are filthy people. But people are different as to how they react to being bitten by bedbugs. Some show virtually no marks where bedbugs have fed off them, many come out in little red marks resembling mosquito bites but usually in lines of three, while others come out in very large ugly looking rashes or lacerations over large areas of their skin, usually on their back or limbs.
because that is just what they eat.
Bedbugs require blood to survive as it is their only food source. Bedbugs prefer humans but will feed upon other mammals if humans are not present.
Yes, it's possible that ladybugs would eat bedbugs. The insects in question (Coccinellidae family) prey upon such members of the Hemiptera insect order as aphids, mealybugs and scale. They tend not to be known for consuming such blood-sucking insects as bedbugs (members of the Hemiptera order) and mosquitoes even though overwintering indoors possibly will modify somewhat that general deep truth,
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Bedbugs are most commonly found in hotel rooms. If luggage is left on the floor, or shoes and purses, then bedbugs might crawl into them. Bedbugs live off of human and animal blood, so if they are not exposed to any blood then they will eventually die.
Ladybugs sometomes eat aphids, but are not known to eat bed bugs.
Bedbugs are not known to transmit disease. A thorough cleaning with over the counter disinfectants should suite the purpose of making it clean (removing the fecal matter which is dried blood)
They dont always go after blood types, they just smell blood thats close to them, or at least a certain distance away.
Ticks, Like Bedbugs, Have A Plasma Which Is Used Probably For Smell To Find Blood.
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Bedbugs do carry disease but DO NOT transmit disease. Bedbugs can carry a number of pathogens but once they pass through the digestive tract, the pathogens are no longer present. Scientists are trying to figure out how this happens and if it can be applied to modern medicine.
This may be a bad answer: Nobody knows, but Bedbugs are classified as parasites, and have evolved to feed on human blood (VAMPIRES!) Also, they prefer to live in warm areas with slight amounts of light, the same needs as humans. Possibly, the answer is that their purpose is to live a changed life, as they have evolved to feed on humans.