From what I've read, it's a combination of two factors: some people smell and taste better to the fleas than others. Secondly some people do not have sensitivity to the bites and therefore don't react and have no idea they've been bitten while others are sensitive and have the allergic reaction that leads to itching.
Fleas do not die in the wintertime. They either live on animals to keep warm, stay inside buildings, or find other places to stay warm.
ticks, fleas, mosquitos
In my opinion i think it can transmit since mosquitos bite warm blooded animals and some warm blooded animals are rabid....so if he bite a rabid animal then theres a chance the mosquito of being rabid because rabid animals has their blood also rabid ....but i think its only a minimal chance because they dont actually target animals they like human flesh or blood
No. Fleas are only known to feed on endothermic (warm-blooded) animals. However, turtles can be infested with other insects and parasites such as mites.
Anything hairy and warm, they will also live on humans under their clothes.
dog fleas hide behind the neck of the dog because it is one of the wamer places on the dog and fleas love warm places filled with blood
Fleas require a supply of fresh blood in order to reproduce; the proteins in the blood provide the necessary fuel for them to make their eggs. Generally they don't live in the animal's fur, they tend to be transient, hopping on board, staying with the animal long enough to establish their food supply, then dropping off and finding a tiny crack to grow and lay their eggs. It can take them a few days to get the amount of blood they need, but most of the time they are actually hiding elsewhere.
Cold Blooded and Warm blooded animals have a common trait with each other, they both have red blood
Aysymic blood basically refers to the connection of the warm blooded animals.
Yes they are warm blooded animals.
fish, reptiles, amphibians, birds, mammals
wam blooded animals have warm blood and cold blooded animals have cold blood and rely on the sun to get warmed up.