I was wondering what these were supposed to be: Dust Mites – maybe?
Doing a little research, they look a little bit more like Face Mites which may live in the greasiest pores on your skin, eating the grease – and mate on your face while you sleep.
There was a Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal cartoon last year about either reincarnation or resurrection (I forget which) in which a guy was informed that ALL of him would be coming back, including a huge pile of fingernail pairings and dead skin cells. He opted to go back to hell instead.
Sounds like Demodectic mange to me. My now 8 year old dog had it as a one year old in the city shelter. Good food, the right medicine (Bravecto) and adoption into a calm, loving environment cured it in a few weeks.
Look, we’re a walking hotel to so many microscopic creatures living on all parts of our bodies, but they’re so small we can’t see them or feel them, no matter how hard we scrub!! Just relax!! Tardigrades forever!!!
Doug K 16 days ago
I was wondering what these were supposed to be: Dust Mites – maybe?
Doing a little research, they look a little bit more like Face Mites which may live in the greasiest pores on your skin, eating the grease – and mate on your face while you sleep.
MS72 15 days ago
The dust in the house is mainly from dead skin cells.
More Coffee Please! Premium Member 15 days ago
OK. that’s just unpleasant, especially first thing in the morning.
Frank Burns Eats Worms 15 days ago
Cells sell.
julie.mason1 Premium Member 15 days ago
This mite be just a bit trite.
cuzinron47 15 days ago
And they say food taste better at the ballpark.
Richard S Russell Premium Member 15 days ago
There was a Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal cartoon last year about either reincarnation or resurrection (I forget which) in which a guy was informed that ALL of him would be coming back, including a huge pile of fingernail pairings and dead skin cells. He opted to go back to hell instead.
Charlie Fogwhistle 15 days ago
Sounds like Demodectic mange to me. My now 8 year old dog had it as a one year old in the city shelter. Good food, the right medicine (Bravecto) and adoption into a calm, loving environment cured it in a few weeks.
SHIVA 15 days ago
Look, we’re a walking hotel to so many microscopic creatures living on all parts of our bodies, but they’re so small we can’t see them or feel them, no matter how hard we scrub!! Just relax!! Tardigrades forever!!!