Assertion: flea | /r/CapableOf | feed on blood
Facets:
value: from humans
type: OTHER
value: from animals
type: OTHER
value: from their hosts
type: OTHER
value: exclusively
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Fleas feed exclusively on blood, using their piercing, sucking mouthparts to siphon it from their hosts.
text: Growing about 3 millimeters long in adulthood, they consume blood from their hosts, which include a wide range of warm-blooded vertebrate, such as humans, dogs, cats, rabbits, and birds.
text: Fleas attach themselves to warm-blooded animals (pets and humans) and feed on their blood.
text: Fleas can consume enough blood to kill a small or geriatric dog or cat.
text: "Fleas are tiny insects that feed on blood from humans and animals, which then results in an itchy rash.
text: Fleas feed on blood.
text: These adaptations make it easier for fleas to move around on their hosts, feed on blood, reproduce and survive when food is scarce.
text: They are wingless insects that feed on blood, can jump up to two feet high and are persistent in the environment.
text: "Fleas are tiny insects that feed on blood from humans and animals, which then results in an itchy rash.
text: Fleas feed on blood.
text: Because there are many types of fleas that feed on blood, your pet mouse may be targeted too, and rat fleas may also feed on you as well.
text: However, the fact they feed on blood make fleas potential transmitters of disease, such as murine typhus, tularemia, cat scratch disease and, most notably, bubonic plague.
text: Fleas are small, wingless parasites that feed on blood.
text: Fleas feed on blood, so young or frail animals can become weak and even die as a result of blood loss.
text: Fleas feed on blood, and flea bites can be itchy and uncomfortable for your cat.