The eggs then fall off of him and hatch
into larvae within one to six days all over your house.
The adult female flea lays eggs on the animal, or in its sleeping place, which hatch
into larvae.
The eggs fall to the floor and hatch
into larvae, which feed on adult flea feces (which is made up of digested blood — GROSS!)
These eggs fall off into the environment, hatch
into larvae, enter the cocoon like pupae stage, and then hatch out into new adults.
The eggs hatch
into larvae and begin to search for a host from which to take a blood meal.
The eggs then hatch
into larvae.
The cat fleas produce eggs, which hatch
into larvae and will result in new fleas.
Flea eggs are laid on pets, then fall off into our environment, where they mature
into larvae, pupae, and finally become adults.
Between two days and two weeks later the eggs hatch
into larvae which cocoon themselves the way caterpillars do before turning into butterflies, before emerging as fully developed fleas when conditions are right (which can take anything from one week to six months).
Fleas lay eggs approximately 20 at a time, and a few days to two weeks must pass for the eggs to hatch
into larvae.
Tick eggs are laid in densely wooded areas, hatch
into larvae, and then become nymphs.
Other products include insect growth regulators (IGR), which stop the proper maturation of flea eggs
into larvae.
Adult female fleas lay eggs (25 to 40 a day), which fall off the animal and hatch
into larvae in two to five days.
After a mosquito bites your dog, heartworm microfilaria (baby worms) pass into the bloodstream, where they eventually mature
into larvae, which will grow into adult heartworms.
In a flea - favorable environment, the eggs will hatch
into larvae, then emerge into pupae.
Eggs hatch after two to 12 days
into larvae that feed in the environment — generally on digested blood from adult fleas and other food matter.
Between 1 and 10 days later, the eggs will hatch
into larvae in the environment.
The mature adults reside in the blood vessels of the lungs and produce eggs which hatch
into larvae that are coughed up, swallowed and re-enter the bowel, creating a new cycle.
The eggs develop
into larvae which when ingested and swallowed by a dog or cat migrate to the liver, then the lungs and are then coughed up, swallowed and mature to adult hood in the small intestine.
We ordered a bag from Amazon and it was ridden with tiny bugs that turned
into larvae and finally small moths.
If a mosquito bites a dog whose blood is filled with microfilaria, the mosquito will become a new vector of the parasite, the microfilaria of which turn
into larvae inside the mosquito.
Under favorable conditions, these eggs develop first
into larvae and then into pupae.
Eggs are laid on the hair coat of the pet and then roll off into the environment where they hatch
into larvae.
The egg may still hatch
into larvae but their pathogenicity will be substantially weakened that they no longer pose a threat to the host.
The eggs land into the small intestine where they hatch
into larvae and make their way to the large intestine.
When a mosquito bites an infected dog, fox, coyote, or wolf and takes a blood meal, it picks up baby heartworms (microfilaria) which then mature within the mosquito
into larvae over a period of 10 to 14 days.
Fleas lay eggs in clusters of approximately 20 at a time; one to two weeks are needed for eggs to hatch
into larvae.
Eggs hatch after 2 — 12 day
into larvae that feed in the environment.
Under the right environmental conditions of temperature and moisture, the eggs hatch and develop
into larvae (immature worms).
Adult fleas live, feed and mate on our pets; the female flea lays eggs that fall off into the environment where they hatch
into larvae.
Hookworm eggs thrive in warm, moist areas outdoors (soil / grass / sand) and turn
into larvae which can infect your puppy in several other ways:
The eggs hatch
into larvae in two days to a few weeks, depending on temperature and humidity.
The eggs fall off the host into the environment where they hatch
into larvae.
Eggs make up 50 % of the population and hatch
into larvae after 1 - 6 days.
The eggs hatch
into larvae that slowly consume the host while developing within them.
Burrows first ran
into the larvae of I. coleoptratus in a colleague's garden.
Ordinarily, jellyfish are born from eggs and grow
into larvae, which morph into polyps before becoming free - swimming medusa.
«Throw them into water and they hatch
into larvae within minutes,» Nene notes.
A month later, those eggs hatch
into larvae, which munch on the leaves.
Malcolm Burrows of the University of Cambridge first ran
into the larvae poking around a colleague's garden, and noticed that each one had meshing gears connecting its two hind legs (see photo).
The worm was infested with wasp eggs that will hatch
into larvae that will parasitically eat and eventually kill the worm.
From there, it develops
into a larva of frustration, and, eventually, a chrysalis of failure.
Normally, the genetic switches that control the transformation of an embryo
into a larva or a larva into a polyp are switched on in an order that is irreversible, «but Turritopsis cells can hit the rewind button,» Piraino explained.
Flea development is the same type of development that a butterfly follows; an egg is laid which hatches
into a larva that feeds on dead organic matter (flea dirt) and then forms a cocoon, from which emerges an adult flea.
They hatch from eggs
into a larva (the only stage where they have six legs), eat, molt into a nymph, eat, and then molt into the adult stage.
Once in the environment, eggs develop
into larva within that same egg sac.
Once you've gotten rid of the infestation on your animal, the next step is getting rid of it in the places where the adult fleas have laid eggs, that have hatched
into larva waiting to start the next part of their life cycle.
The eggs will hatch
into a larva and then spin a cocoon.
Eggs hatch
into larva in about two days to two weeks depending upon the conditions.
Not exact matches
They all lay their eggs inside borer eggs or
larvae, killing them before they turn
into wood - munching beetles.