Lava lamp from Hell? Or a head louse digesting some freshly sucked blood under a microscope? v.redd.it/wcyyngsa7na81
I just learned that the picture Dwight blew up isn't actually of head lice, it's a pubic louse.
Lava lamp from Hell? Or head louse digesting blood under a microscope? v.redd.it/4t537a2l5na81
Head Louse at 110x magnification using an electron microscope… aka nightmare fuel.
The thing on the Bat's head is called a Bat Fly! They are a type of fly that has adapted to the lifestyle of a louse. They swim through the Bat host's fur and suck blood. Some have wings, some don't and they can be found worldwide riding their batty steeds around. They're not usually facehuggers.
The thing on the Bat's head is called a Bat Fly! They are a type of fly that has adapted to the lifestyle of a louse. They swim through the Bat host's fur and suck blood. Some have wings, some don't and they can be found worldwide riding their batty steeds around. They're not usually facehuggers. reddit.com/gallery/occtj8
The thing on the Bat's head is called a Bat Fly! They are a type of fly that has adapted to the lifestyle of a louse. They swim through the Bat host's fur and suck blood. Some have wings, some don't and they can be found worldwide riding their batty steeds around. They're not usually facehuggers. reddit.com/gallery/occqi7
The thing on the Bat's head is called a Bat Fly! They are a type of fly that has adapted to the lifestyle of a louse. They swim through the Bat host's fur and suck blood. Some have wings, some don't and they can be found worldwide riding their batty steeds around. They're not usually facehuggers. reddit.com/gallery/occsnw
The thing on the Bat's head is called a Bat Fly! They are a type of fly that has adapted to the lifestyle of a louse. They swim through the Bat host's fur and suck blood. Some have wings, some don't and they can be found worldwide riding their batty steeds around. They're not usually facehuggers. reddit.com/gallery/occxui
The thing on the Bat's head is called a Bat Fly! They are a type of fly that has adapted to the lifestyle of a louse. They swim through the Bat host's fur and suck blood. Some have wings, some don't and they can be found worldwide riding their batty steeds around. They're not usually facehuggers. reddit.com/gallery/occvp3
The thing on the Bat's head is called a Bat Fly! They are a type of fly that has adapted to the lifestyle of a louse. They swim through the Bat host's fur and suck blood. Some have wings, some don't and they can be found worldwide riding their batty steeds around. They're not usually facehuggers. reddit.com/gallery/ocd1h7
The thing on the Bat's head is called a Bat Fly! They are a type of fly that has adapted to the lifestyle of a louse. They swim through the Bat host's fur and suck blood. Some have wings, some don't and they can be found worldwide riding their batty steeds around. They're not usually facehuggers. reddit.com/gallery/occu4r
The thing on the Bat's head is called a Bat Fly! They are a type of fly that has adapted to the lifestyle of a louse. They swim through the Bat host's fur and suck blood. Some have wings, some don't and they can be found worldwide riding their batty steeds around. They're not usually facehuggers. reddit.com/gallery/ocd15b
The thing on the Bat's head is called a Bat Fly! They are a type of fly that has adapted to the lifestyle of a louse. They swim through the Bat host's fur and suck blood. Some have wings, some don't and they can be found worldwide riding their batty steeds around. They're not usually facehuggers. reddit.com/gallery/occv5x
The thing on the Bat's head is called a Bat Fly! They are a type of fly that has adapted to the lifestyle of a louse. They swim through the Bat host's fur and suck blood. Some have wings, some don't and they can be found worldwide riding their batty steeds around. They're not usually facehuggers. reddit.com/gallery/occyfn
The thing on the Bat's head is called a Bat Fly! They are a type of fly that has adapted to the lifestyle of a louse. They swim through the Bat host's fur and suck blood. Some have wings, some don't and they can be found worldwide riding their batty steeds around. They're not usually facehuggers. reddit.com/gallery/occz4b
The thing on the Bat's head is called a Bat Fly! They are a type of fly that has adapted to the lifestyle of a louse. They swim through the Bat host's fur and suck blood. Some have wings, some don't and they can be found worldwide riding their batty steeds around. They're not usually facehuggers. reddit.com/gallery/occxd8
New Louse update w/ poll (thread): You pull yourself free from the floor and stand. The Love tilts its head slightly in confusion. twitter.com/SHawkins1926/…
New Louse update w/ poll (thread): You pull yourself free from the floor and stand. The Love tilts its head slightly in confusion. twitter.com/SHawkins1926/…
Guardians, Elder Guardians, and Fish Should Have a Chance to Spawn a Tongue-Eating Louse upon Death, a Fish-Looking Silverfish Clone That Attacks by Latching Onto the Players Head and Obstructing Vision
New Louse post: You get close to the head and listen. It speaks: you carry the rot. twitter.com/SHawkins1926/…
New Louse post: You get close to the head and listen. It speaks: you carry the rot. twitter.com/SHawkins1926/…
New Louse tweet: The Old Friend’s head melts into the floor of the cavern twitter.com/shawkins1926/…
Anyone else think the reapers/leviathans bate striking resemblance to a head louse?
TIL the closest relative of the common head louse is the gorilla louse, which only infects gorillas. It is speculated that modern human lice are descended from gorilla lice that parasitized early humans that slept in gorilla nests or butchered gorilla corpses. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pth…
Human head louse under a scanning electron microscope.
This insect on a leather chair in my living room; put it on a napkin. ~6mm long. Looks like some kind of louse or a human head louse (my sister had lice about 8 years ago and we haven’t moved since) but they don’t walk well on flat surfaces. I squished it, brown liquid stained the napkin like blood
TIL that about half of the available anti louse products in Europe can burn your head off if you use them and come into contact with a flame like a candle or lighter. link.springer.com/article…
TIL that nit-picking (looking for small unimportant errors) originated from the act of picking nits (dead or unviable louse eggs) from one’s hair when trying to get rid of head lice. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hea…
Characterization of the human head louse nit sheath reveals proteins with adhesive property that show no resemblance to known proteins nature.com/articles/s4159…
Thanks, I hate blood quivers in a head louse v.redd.it/zahnz7dbqs431
Found this while scratching my head and I'm convinced it's a louse (lice?). Please end my panic
Human head louse as modelled from images from an electron microscope. youtube.com/watch?time_co…
Found a head louse, I think. Can anyone tell me what stage of its development it's in? vid.me/P95X
What do you call a head louse on a bald man?
Homeless.
TIL Scientists have used head louse and clothing louse divergence estimates to estimate when woven clothing originated. At least by 83,000 and possibly as early as 170,000 years ago mbe.oxfordjournals.org/co…
Scientists have used head louse and clothing louse divergence estimates to estimate when woven clothing originated. At least by 83,000 and possibly as early as 170,000 years ago mbe.oxfordjournals.org/co…
Found this bug in the bathroom sink. Is it a head louse?
[Cork, Ireland] I want to try and identify this small insect. We found it in our bathroom and want to find out if it is a head louse, or another kind of louse. I think its book lice or bark lice but I'd like to try and find out more. imgur.com/mNfqsNf
