Yes, pubic lice (crabs) are parasites.
Crabs are crustaceans, not parasites. Pubic lice, sometimes called crabs, are parasites.
You probably could but you want to make sure its free of bugs and parasites. Hermit crabs get parasites very easily
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No. While all sea crabs are crustaceans, the human parasites (crab lice, genital hair "crabs") are insects, Phthirus pubis.
Horseshoe crabs are not parasitic. Parasitism describes creatures which live on, and usually feed on, another host organism. Since horseshoe crabs range freely in and around coastal waters and feed on worms, molluscs, crustaceans and even small fish, they would be better described as predators not parasites.
You're thinking of crabs which is a louse & can be transmitted sexually, but not actually a disease.
No, cats cannot get crabs. Crabs are a type of parasitic lice that typically infest humans. Cats can get other types of parasites like fleas or ticks, which can be treated with medication prescribed by a veterinarian.
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Oxpeckers benefit from rhinoceros by feeding on parasites like ticks and flies that are found on the rhinoceros' skin. In return, the oxpeckers provide a cleaning service for the rhinoceros by removing these parasites. This symbiotic relationship helps both species by reducing the risk of disease and improving overall health.
Sea cucumbers often share a symbiotic relationship with crabs and shrimp, particularly in terms of habitat and protection. Crabs and shrimp can be found living on or around sea cucumbers, benefiting from the shelter they provide from predators. In return, these small crustaceans help keep the sea cucumbers clean by feeding on parasites and debris on their surface. This mutualism enhances the survival and health of both parties involved.
Some types of crabs I know of are fiddler crabs, hermit crabs and horseshoe crabs.