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about a week.
they are like that so when the head lice is killed its egg will still be there and hatch for another group of headlice
it takes 1-2 WEEKS for lice egg(s) to hatch
The life cycle for Head lice is fairly simple -Egg -> Nymph -> AdultNits, or lice eggs, hatch in about a week. Baby lice or nymphs are about the size of a pinhead when they hatch, and quickly mature into adult lice in about a week. Adult lice can then live for about 30 days, with females laying up to 8 nits a day, repeating the cycle.Reproduced from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
One baby lice, and they hatch in 8-10 days.
Well it depends. When a lice jumps onto your head, it lays eggs all through your head. They are tiny at first, but in at least 7 days they get bigger as the baby lice inside the egg grows. After 7 days, the nits, or "eggs" hatch. That will make the lice bugs tiny where you cannot even really see them.. after time the lice bugs grow bigger. More and more will lay eggs and continue to hatch if you don't treat them right away! I recommend RID or washing your hair in vinegar. It helped me, and I haven't had lice since then. I hope this helped.. :)
Head lice are parasites that live in the hair and scalp of humans. The egg sacs or nits are white or yellowish. They are firmly attached to the hair shaft. Nits hatch into nymphs which are immature adult head lice. The adult louse is about the size of a sesame seed. It has six legs since it is an insect and it is tan to greyish- white, but after it eats it looks brown. The nymph looks like a small louse in terms of color.
If your head lice fall in it, then yes.
A logger head turtle can have between 60-120 eggs. They hatch after 7 to 10 weeks and it's either male or female depending on the temperature. If it's high the egg will hatch into a female and if it is low the egg will hatch into a male.
It gets strong enough of too big and the egg will hatch.
Lice are parasitic insects. The life cycle of the head louse has three stages: nit, nymph, and adult. The life cycle of a single louse from egg to egg is about 1 month.
In the case of eggs, size does not matter. A fertilized peewee egg when subject to proper incubation conditions will take 21 days to hatch the same time it takes a jumbo egg to hatch under the same conditions.