Fleas are small but hardy insects. The active life expectancy of a flea is normally 2 weeks, but they also have an inactive life cycle. Fleas that are alive in cold weather become dormant. They adjust their heartbeat and body temperature to the elements around them and suspend their lives until warm weather. Subzero temperatures will kill some of them.
yes fleas can live in cold temperatures, in fact as long as they have just a tiny bit of materials such as: fur, grass, dirt ,cloth ,or skin they could live
Yes, fleas can live in cold temperatures. But they fare best as the pupal stage in sheltered areas since without protection they will not survive temperatures of -40°F/C.
yeah they die
The fleas hate the cold weather to kill the go to the vet they can fix it or you can go on the web and find remedies.
it depends on the cold temperature
koalas live in a hot temperature or cold temperature
there are a few water fleas in the winter because they are ectotherms, they use temperature to regulate their bodies and they dont like the cold that much...you can do other research if this isn't helpful!
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penguin live in the cold because that is their temperature\
No! No! No! cat fleas cant live in human clothes! its a scientific fact!!!!!Correction:There are no "cat fleas" - fleas are fleas, and the same ones that get on cats also get on dogs and other animals. The even bite people, but since people don't have fur for them to hide or burrow in, they don't stay on them.And yes, fleas can live in clothing. Fleas can actually live in a sort of suspended animation for a long time, even outside in the cold winter. Then as soon as they detect body heat, they are able to leap onto the body of the animal that's nearby.
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It is actually a function of the ambient temperature. Fleas die when the temperature dips below 20 F for more than 48 hours. Generally in higher altitudes you are more likely to see times when the temperatures fall, so yes and no.
fleas on that live rats its not the fleas it was the blueberries