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A flea moves very fast and it moves like from place to place that's what I would actually say. I don't know about your answer! If I asked this what would be your answer? Nevermind
I'll just tell you the answer... Fleas move very fast!
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How hedgehogs move?
they move by walking and crawling
How do hedgehogs move?
They move by crawling.
Does an alligator move by crawling?
What do you think it does, fly? No it crawls or swims.
Why do cats skrach?
Just like humans, cats scratch when they itch. But the cause of the itching is often fleas, so check to see down in the fur near the skin if you see tiny black bugs crawling around. Those are fleas.
How do single cell organisms move?
There are a few ways that single-celled organisms can move. These are by crawling on pseudopodia, using cilia, or using flagella.
Are these flea bites or hives from my kitten?
Fleas move, hives don't.
What insect is brown with wings bigger than a flea i found them crawling on the under carriage of my dogmy vet treated him for fleas but i think hes wrong definitely not a flea?
I had the same problem. Vet gave me Capguard but I don't think these were fleas (because we have fleas in the basement and these things were bigger and had wings). Unfortunately I didn't keep any of them but next time I will and get a positive ID.
What are crawling animals?
crawling animals are animals that crawl on their hands and knees or their belly.. examples: snakes,snails,spiders,iguanas,bettles,alligators.etc.
How cone snail move?
Snails move by using an organ called Foot which can be used for crawling, digging, or catching prey depending on what mollusk
How does a dragonfly move?
The Dragonfly moves around by flying with his wings or by crawling around with his medium size legs.
How do aphids move?
Aphids usually move very slowly by crawling on their six legs. There are also some types of aphids that have wings that can be used for flying.
How do fiddler crabs move?
Fiddler crabs move with the feet below their bodies.
