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A man has 6 houses In each house he keeps 6 cats Each cat has 6 whiskers And on each whisker sit 6 fleas Houses and cats and whiskers and fleas--- how many are there in all?
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One- there is only the man present.
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What were the Pawnees protecting themselves from when they were building there houses?
Pawnee earthlodges were designed to keep out rain, wind and snow. On the other hand they were an excellent breeding ground for fleas, lice and rodents.
Do hamsters have fleas or ticks?
All rodents are a host for the fleas. In the medieval times rodents carried fleas infectin people with the black plague. However hamsters are most likely to not to catch fleas because their are mostly kept in houses in cages.
What has the author Dan Witkowski written?
Dan Witkowski has written: 'Sparkle Fairy' 'House Haunting Kit' 'How to haunt a house' -- subject(s): Ghosts, Halloween, Haunted houses, Haunted houses (Attractions) 'Wee Little Flea Circus' -- subject(s): Circus, Fiction, Fleas, Puppet theater, Specimens, Toy and movable books 'Sparkle Circus' 'Summer Fun Kit'
How did the great fire of London put a stop to the plague?
It killed the rats and fleas that carried the plague and gave it to people.
Is it necessary to give cats flea medicine all year long?
You should consult a veterinarian about this, as it does vary depending on where you are. If fleas have taken up residence in your house, as they often do -- they particularly like clean houses with hardwood floors -- you may have to keep your cat on flea medicine all year for several years. Fleas can survive for a long time without visiting the host cat.
How did people in medieval Europe prevent of getting sick?
If they had money they moved from the towns and cities to the country where .there was less chance of being infected by the fleas and rats carrying the virus. Many were confind to their homes to die. In areas of Milan many were walled up in their houses to prevent them leaving and infecting others
Did they have stoves in the medieval times?
Fireplaces and chimneys were invented and developed during the middle ages. They first appeared in northern Europe during the 12th century. Prior to that time, household heat was provided by a fire in a brazer or on the floor, open in a room. The houses had openings under the eaves to allow smoke out, and the smoke drifted upward and out that way. This was not an efficient way to heat a house, but at the time they believed it helped keep fleas and lice under control. Houses of such a type continued to be used for a long time after chimneys were developed.
Why do cats have a spot above their eyes that has less hair?
Those are where the cat's scent glands are. When they rub their head on things, they are marking their scent. There are also scent glands at the base of their tail, which they will also rub on things.
How do cats get fleas?
From being outside and rubbing on trees,grasses,and other vegetation. Fleas live in trees and grasses and they just wait for an animals to come and they jump on the fur and they just stick to them.
Do you have fleas?
I do not have fleas, but it is possible for humans to fleas. Usually though fleas stick to dogs and cats etc.
When was the cure for the black plague found?
The development of antibiotics in the 1930s made a large number of diseases like Bubonic Plague easily treatable. The first mass produced antibiotic was Protonsil developed in 1932.
What do you call a rabbit with fleas?
Fleas on a rabbit are just called fleas, and a rabbit with fleas is just called a rabbit with fleas. If your rabbit has fleas, the safest way to treat it is to take the rabbit to a vet.
