Nits are lice eggs.You can catch them by just pulling them out of the hair of the animal.
It is difficult to determine the exact first person to get nits, as head lice have been a common issue in human history. Nits have likely been affecting humans for thousands of years, with evidence of infestations found in ancient civilizations.
Nits are the eggs of head lice that are usually found attached to individual hair strands close to the scalp. They are typically contracted through direct head-to-head contact with someone who has head lice. These tiny eggs can be difficult to see as they are small and blend in with the hair.
I had lice when I was like 8 and I know quite a lot about them. I kinda found it interesting that bugs were living on my head. Anyway, yes they do bite they eat your scalp. that causes sores that itch. That why your head itches when you have lice.Another answer:Actually nits don't bite, lice do. Nits are the eggs, and some authors limit the definition to dead lice eggs. So the eggs are either hatched already or incapable of hatching. That makes things confusing when schools have "no nit" policies, and only nymphs and adult lice spread. Abandoned egg shells and dead eggs (often after using lice shampoo) cannot spread nor bite. However, there is no way of knowing by appearance whether the eggs are viable or not.
I guess it depends on what type of insect you're talking about. For instance, eggs of parasitic insects are called Nits. However, I believe this only applies to lice or creatures in the same sub-species.
what do you mean if exposed? But you check for headlice so you dont have them and you dont give them to anyone else.If you have someone checking you for lice, cause you cant do it on your own,and they find white and it is hard to move, it is hatched lice eggs or 'nits'.If they are brown/grey,they are not hatched.
nits come from Mexico
You can get rid of nits with a nit comb.nit combs usually come with lice shampoo which you can get at wal-mart.
No, the combs remove the adult head lice but not the "nits" which are their eggs, which they stick to the base of the hairs. So if you have nits, coming out the adult lice will not remove the infestation as more lice will hatch out from the nits. As well as combing the hair you need to kill the nits with some proprietary medicine.
A hat will not stop you from getting them. If you share the hat they can be transferred to your head from someone else.
Either because you have nits and the eggs have made you hair look white, or you have dandruff, or you're old!
no they dont unless there killed by accident at least in foo they are
they suck your blood and the most dangerous nits out of all are the red nits
Nits grow into lice
The adult form may be visible on the patient's scalp, especially around the ears; or its grayish-white nits (eggs) may be visible at the base of the hairs close to the scalp.
Normally the brown nits are the dead nits, and the white nits are the alive one. I don't see the brown ones to be dangerous but I would still remove them. I found that vinger helps remove the nits dead or alive.
Well you see, we invented nits because the germs that we cough and spread everywhere go everywhere so it gets in are hair then we scratch are head which makes it worse then the just come and people pass them on so more nits can be made and suck your blood on your head. Its angin I know.
no you cant get nits from fleas, they are a whole different thing.