The arachnids that inhabit your body

That the human body hides secrets of all kinds, is no enigma, but this sure will surprise you, amaze or disgust you.Do you want to know what this entry of Science Daily Online ? Read what comes next.

Slugged Arabs live in your eyelashes

You probably look more like a scary movie scene than a scientific statement, but Human eyelashes are the ideal place for these arachnids .Each follicle of a pestana can have up to 25 of these beings installed and it has been corroborated that most people have it, independently if your hygiene is adequate or not.

Since these animals are installed in our eyelids as any occupies, we will go a little deeper into knowing them.

The arachnids that inhabit your body

Demodex folliculorum

Many people, when we think of the aranas , they visualize the typical arachnid that appears in the movies, but in reality there are many types of arachnids, such as ticks, scorpions or the mites .the latter, include the beings that live in your eyelashes.More specifically, they are called “ Demodex Folliculorum ”.If we compare it with other mites, such as those that live in the dust, those who spend the day in your eyelids are more similar to slugs but with a less usual anatomy.

They also inhabit other parts of the face

These mites, usually , are located in the eyelashes, but they can also inhabit other parts of the body, such as the skin or hairs of the face : the nose and cheeks.

The size of These beings are microscopic, therefore, surely, you did not know that they lived in parts of your face.The truth is that they do not reach the size of other unicellular organisms , so if you want to see them sometime, analyze your eyelashes with a microscope.

The arachnids that inhabit your body

The life of These arachnids are quite short, it only lasts about 20 days, but they counteract it reproducing very easily and quickly. In addition, they can jump from one person to another's eyelashes with a lot of mana, for example, when you curl up with your partner or you hug a friend.But don't be scared, these beings are harmless to most people and cause you no harm.

You can learn more curiosities about the human body in «How many cells has the human body? «

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