Insect hair functions much like whiskers, picking up wind currents (useful for flyers!) and vibrations, and in many cases even smell.
Nits are the eggs of head lice and are typically found in the hair on the scalp. While body hair can host lice, such as body lice, these insects do not produce nits in the same way that head lice do. Body lice lay their eggs in clothing or bedding rather than directly on body hair. Therefore, you won't find nits on body hair like you would on scalp hair.
Do you mean LICE ? They are little insects that can infest your body hair, especially your head, they will cause extreme itching but can be cured with various washes or powders.
Insects have body Sections but Arthopods have body Segments.
Butterflies are insects, not mammals. Insects are characterized by having three body segments, six legs, and usually wings, while mammals are warm-blooded animals with hair or fur, live births, and mammary glands to nurse their young.
Hair has many many uses in insects. It can be used for sensory input, just like your hair. It can be used for insulation, just like your hair. Aquatic insects sometimes use it to trap air for when they dive under water. The hair in insect isn't even hair, technically. It's an outgrowth of the exoskeleton.
Frizzy hair itself does not inherently attract insects. However, hair can trap oils, sweat, and other substances that might attract insects like mosquitoes or gnats. Additionally, if hair is unkempt or has food particles in it, that could also draw in pests. Overall, it's not the frizz but rather the cleanliness and condition of the hair that might influence insect attraction.
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A hair snake is a type of snake that has long, thin, and hair-like scales on its body. It is known for its quick movements and agility, often slithering swiftly through grass and undergrowth. Hair snakes are typically small in size and are skilled hunters, preying on insects and small animals.
they eat insects and titty hair
Back hair is the fastest growing hair on your body.
All parts of your body can have hair!
Body hair color is determined by genetics. The presence of a pigment called melanin in hair follicles determines the color of body hair. Blonde body hair is typically the result of lower levels of melanin in the hair follicles.