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Can human headlice jump?
there are more than one spices of head lice but yes sum can jump.
How do headlice transfer from head to head?
They crawl from one persons head to the other from prolonged head to head contact, they can't jump or fly.
Can dogs get human headlice?
No. Human headlice can only live and breed on a human's scalp and not on any other animal. Headlice would be unable to feed and would quickly die on a dog.
How far can a wallaby jump?
Wallabies can jump you are correct, wallabies can approximately jump 3 feet.
Is jump onomatopoeia?
No. Jump is not a noise, but an action or verb. Onomatopoeia is like "Crash" or "Bang" but jump is not
When can you get headlice?
You can get headlice if you put your head close to someone who has headlice. The lice cannot jump but they can crawl onto other peoples hair.
Can human headlice jump?
there are more than one spices of head lice but yes sum can jump.
How do headlice transfer from head to head?
They crawl from one persons head to the other from prolonged head to head contact, they can't jump or fly.
How do you catch headlice?
You can catch headlice by brushing heads together-the lice can jump from hair to hair very easily!It's a good idea to wash your hair regularly, as the lice prefer a greasy environment...
What is melcome x favorite food?
he loved headlice! he loved headlice!
Can headlice kill you?
well, it depends on how much headlice a persone has if enough headlice may suck so much blood it could damage your brain and you may passaway.
Can headlice harm you?
No
What is the singular of headlice?
The singular of any lice is louse.
Can dogs get Headlice?
No. Human headlice can only live and breed on a human's scalp and not on any other animal. Headlice would be unable to feed and would quickly die on a dog.
Can dogs get human headlice?
No. Human headlice can only live and breed on a human's scalp and not on any other animal. Headlice would be unable to feed and would quickly die on a dog.
What do headlice eat?
blood.
What is a nit in England?
Headlice.
