Are bacterias parasites

Answer 1

Bacteria are not parasitic. Parasites are another form of life that can be found in water supplies and under cooked meat. Bacterium, also found in water supplies are more often associated with person to person transmission.

Answer 2

Bacteria aren't classified as parasite as any diseases caused by bacteria is not because they suck the life out of their host, as they release toxins that causes a immune response that caused that sore throat and runny nose of yours.

Parasites differ with bacteria as they don't release any toxins, and you get sick with them by as they suck the energy (also known as blood to them) out of you and can spread and reproduce. Some parasites can also trigger an response of the body that causes severe illness.

Answer 3

Bacteria are not typically considered parasites, as they are single-celled organisms that can exist both independently and in symbiotic relationships. Parasites are organisms that live on or within a host organism and depend on the host for their survival, often causing harm in the process. While some bacteria can be pathogenic and cause diseases, they do not fit the definition of parasites.