If a human is caught by a flea (Pulex irritans), it typically results in bites that can cause itching, irritation, and potential allergic reactions. Fleas can also transmit various diseases, although human infections are rare. Generally, the bites may lead to discomfort and swelling, but they are usually not serious unless an infection occurs. Proper hygiene and pest control can help prevent flea infestations and their associated issues.
What you would have in your hand when catching a pulex irritants is a human flea. This type of flea is found all over the world with the exception of the Arctic region.
What you would have in your hand when catching a pulex irritants is a human flea. This type of flea is found all over the world with the exception of the Arctic region.
What you would have in your hand when catching a pulex irritants is a human flea. This type of flea is found all over the world with the exception of the Arctic region.
What you would have in your hand when catching a pulex irritants is a human flea. This type of flea is found all over the world with the exception of the Arctic region.
A flea.
You would be holding a huma flea.
Gammarus pulex was created in 1758.
Naphrys pulex was created in 1846.
Daphnia pulex was created in 1758.
a flea.
nothing happens. nothing happens.
no