Mites and ticks have piercing mouthparts for getting juices from plants and for penetrating skin. When they bite, its entire head is stuck into the wound.
Well velevet mites have adapted to live in velvet carpet
Water mites exhibit a variety of behaviors, primarily focused on hunting and reproduction. They are predatory and often ambush small invertebrates, using their specialized mouthparts to capture prey. During mating, males may engage in elaborate courtship displays to attract females. Additionally, water mites can be seen clinging to plants or substrates, using their swimming ability to navigate through their aquatic environments.
No, hermit crab mites are specific to hermit crabs and will not harm you or your pets.
Depends on your specific dog allergy. Just because you are allergic to dust mites does not mean you're allergic to German Shepherds.
Lice shampoo is specifically formulated to target head lice and may not be effective against turkey mites, which are a different type of organism. Turkey mites, also known as bird mites, require specific treatments typically involving insecticides designed for mites. It's best to consult a pest control professional for appropriate solutions to manage turkey mite infestations.
Mites produce a variety of bacteria, with specific strains depending on the mite species and their environment. One notable example is the genus Bacillus, which includes bacteria that can be beneficial for the mites, aiding in digestion or providing protection against pathogens. Additionally, some mites harbor Staphylococcus species, which can play a role in their microbiome. Overall, the bacterial communities associated with mites are complex and can vary widely across different mite species and habitats.
Listerine mouthwash is not effective in killing fur mites, as it is designed for oral hygiene and not for treating infestations on animals. Fur mites require specific treatments, typically involving veterinary-approved medications or topical treatments. Using Listerine on pets can also lead to irritation or adverse reactions. It's best to consult with a veterinarian for appropriate care for mites.
no, only ticks and fleas suck your blood you idiot
yes
Mites do not typically enter the human brain. However, certain types of mites, like Demodex, can inhabit hair follicles and skin but remain external to the brain. In rare cases, if an individual has a severely compromised immune system or specific neurological conditions, there may be an increased risk of parasites affecting the central nervous system, but this is not common. Generally, mites are not associated with brain infections or invasion.
No, mites do not live on the moon as they require specific conditions found on Earth, such as air, water, and organic matter, to survive. The moon's harsh environment, with extreme temperatures and lack of atmosphere, makes it unsuitable for mites or any other living organisms.
I dont think there is such thing as rabbit mites Ear mites live in rabbit ears, so no. Of course fleas can. Dust mites live in carpet sumtimes. But i have never heard of rabbit mites, sorry.