No. Insects are animals in a group called arthropods. Germs are a variety of organisms, most which are not animals. Germs encompass a number of organisms including protozoans, bacteria, and fungi as well as viruses. There is some disagreement as to whether viruses qualify as living.
There are a variety of insects that carry and transmit diseases. Fleas, mosquitoes, ticks, and even some flies carry diseases that may affect both humans and animals.
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No, they are not germs. Fleas are insects and blood-sucking parasites. You can't see germs with your naked eyes unless you have the help of professional germ-detecting chemicals.
NO...you can get sick because of the germs,since some magets come from insects they can carry a lot of germs. jaylyn,calumet
Insects have one germ band that grows. There are three germ layers which can be found on most insects and are responsible for development.
Fur, and if not all that healthy, mites, insects, teeny tiny microscopic germs, etc.
no because there could be bad germs or insects could been on it to make it hygienic
All insects are invertebrates.
inscects do not afect meat but are attracted to it and as you know bugs are outside and carry germs and when they go to the meat they bring their grems which make things smell.
Germs are not like insects--germs do not "jump". But germs have used the normal processes and functions of the human body to be able to spread more germs. For example, sneezing and coughing spreads airborne germs. Other germs can live on objects for several days. So if a person wipes their rear end after a bowel movement but does not wash their hands, then touches the family phone, dishes, and door knobs which other family members also touch, the E-Coli bacteria found in bowel movements (stool) can spread to other people and cause illness. So, coughing and sneezing into a tissue or into the crook of your elbow, and cleaning objects with anti-bacterial cleaners or wipes, can reduce the number of germs we all encounter each day. Handwashing is one of the most important ways to reduce the spread of germs.
Food does spoil in the refrigerator. The growth of spoilage bacteria is slowed down due to the colder temperatures.
Yes, we breathe germs in, and we breathe our own germs out.
Nothing. Germs have to be bad germs and have to get into you to harm you.