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What does a Flea Look Like?

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Fleas are really tiny aggravating creatures. Fleas have 3 pairs of legs used for jumping, they don't have wings and are only about an eighth inch long and are black.
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Oriental Rat Flea
Oriental Rat Flea Source
Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Class: Insecta Order: Siphonaptera Family: Pulicidae Genus: Xenopsylla Species: Xenopsylla cheopis
Xenopsylla cheopis usually inhabits tropical and subtropical habitats, although it has been reported in the temperate zone as well. Xenopsylla cheopis is rarely found in cold areas since it requires a tropical/subtropical climate... More »
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Fleas look like tiny little hopping insects, like a smaller version of a fruit fly. They are black and make crawl on the skin between hair follicles.
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Fleas are really tiny aggravating creatures. Fleas have 3 pairs of legs used for jumping, they don't have wings and are only about an eighth inch long and are black.
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Fleas are small bugs. They are often on animals such as dogs and cats. They are very small and black. They also jump from animal to person, so you may see them when they are bouncing
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Sand fleas are crab-like creatures. They are generally sand colored. Adults can be gray, tan, or a dark shade of brown. Juveniles are black, brown, or light tan.
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Flea bites on a human normally look like a red spots and can look like hives with lots of swelling. Normally if you wash the spot and apply calamine lotion for the itch and apply
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