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How did rats get fleas?
Fleas are attracted to warmth and fur. As the rats passed by a place where fleas were gathered, they hopped into the rats' fur and burrowed in.
The Hairless version of the Chinese Crested dog is known for what?
Keeping people warm in cold winter days and/or attracting fleas to keep off people. (Fleas are attracted to warmth.)
Why did they use a Zibellini in the 16th century?
It was believed that the bugs (fleas, etc) would be attracted to the pelt as opposed to the person.
Does clorine kill water fleas?
Water is easily frightened.. Just make sudden movements and you will see it shake... no kidding.... So, fleas are attracted to fear.. Thats why dogs have them. right? So, it stands to reason that if you pour chlorine on a dog with fleas, the fleas will die. Works the same with water... Fun fact... If you water fleas they grow up to be fireflies... true story.
How can I effectively get rid of fleas using water as a natural remedy?
To effectively get rid of fleas using water as a natural remedy, you can create a flea trap by placing a bowl of soapy water under a nightlight. The fleas will be attracted to the light and jump into the water, where they will drown. Additionally, you can wash your pet's bedding and vacuum your home regularly to help eliminate fleas and their eggs.
Why does your black Pomeranian scratch her fur off?
Your pomerianin scratches its fur because the fleas are attached to it like the sun is attracted to humans wearing black.
Are bugs attracted to bird seed?
bed bugs are microscopic so i doubt that they like bird seed No they feed on a host (blood) like fleas 7 are actually not microscopic, they are bigger than fleas & you can easily see adults with the naked eye.
Do fleas bite people?
If they bite you they can cause itching and irritation depending on where they were before they got on to you they can also transfer disease from other people or animals to you. For example the plague was transfered by fleas from rats to humans.
Is there a scent to attract fleas uncontrolably?
There are certain scents that attract fleas uncontrollably. These are typically scents or pheromones found on certain people. It is unknown what those are as each flea and person is different.
What animals do Venus Flytraps kill?
The Venus flytrap is an insectivorous plant. It eats only insects which get attracted to the nectar present in it such as fleas, bees, ants and other insects.
Do fleas have a preference for long hair or short hair when it comes to finding a host to infest?
Fleas generally do not have a strong preference for long or short hair when it comes to choosing a host. They are primarily attracted to warmth, movement, and carbon dioxide, which all animals produce. However, fleas might be more easily visible and accessible in shorter hair because they can move and feed on the skin more easily. On the other hand, long hair can provide more hiding spots for fleas, making it harder to spot them, but it doesn’t necessarily make long-haired pets more prone to infestations. Fleas infest based on the host's presence rather than hair length.
How did the plague get to Britain?
This answer is wrong Because there was lots of fleas who had the bubonic disease and the fleas lived on the rats then the rats all got killed (in Britain) because everytime a flea bit a rat the rat would die and the fleas were getting hungry so they moved on to humans. The streets were used as sewers in the towns as many people were very poor back then so it attracted alot of rats with the fleas. and when the fleas started to bite people they started to die. The plague stopped in Gravesend Kent which is why it is called gravesend. or so that's what i got told! Hope this helps Samantha Benians aged 14 Because there was lots of fleas who had the bubonic disease and the fleas lived on the rats then the rats all got killed (in Britain) because everytime a flea bit a rat the rat would die and the fleas were getting hungry so they moved on to humans. The streets were used as sewers in the towns as many people were very poor back then so it attracted alot of rats with the fleas. and when the fleas started to bite people they started to die. The plague stopped in Gravesend Kent which is why it is called gravesend. or so that's what i got told! Hope this helps Samantha Benians aged 14
