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Nits, which are the eggs laid by lice, adhere to hair strands using a strong, sticky substance produced by the female louse. This glue-like secretion anchors the nits close to the scalp, typically near the base of the hair shaft, making them difficult to remove. The positioning also helps protect the eggs from exposure and increases the likelihood of hatching.

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