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Do head lice live in hay?
No, head lice do not live in hay. They are specific to human hosts and thrive on the scalp and hair of individuals. Head lice require human blood to survive and cannot survive long away from a human host, making hay an unsuitable environment for them.
What is the longest a firefly can live with a human in a house?
not long ......i would kill him
How long would chimeny sweeps live?
as long as they want if there lucky not to breathe in the aspestis crap and if they wear the right gear than they should live as long as the average human.
Where do head lice live?
Head lice live on the scalp, specifically close to the hair follicles where they can feed on blood several times a day. They do not wander far from the scalp as they cannot survive for long without a human host.
Can we live without human RIGHTS?
Yes but it would not last long no matter how strong the oppressors
How long can human live without water in 60 degrees?
For about 5 day, but they would suffer
What would happen if you microwave a human head?
depends on how long, heating at first, boiling, then if let go it would look like a hotdog
Where is the long head biceps tendon insertion located in the human body?
The long head biceps tendon insertion is located in the shoulder joint of the human body.
Why long can a head louse live for?
live for a long time that's what I've been told
How long can you live without head?
jh
How long does a death head cockroach live?
im not not shure if you mean how long do cockroaches live without a head, but if so i read they can last about week.
Can head lice live on yarn?
Head lice primarily live on human scalps and require blood from a host to survive, so they do not thrive on inanimate objects like yarn. While they may occasionally be found on clothing or bedding, they do not remain viable for long without a human host. Therefore, yarn is not a suitable environment for head lice to live. Regular cleaning and washing can help eliminate any potential lice transfer from surfaces.
