We will delve into the behavior of these tiny pests and examine common patterns of flea infestation that may shed light on why you are the only one experiencing flea bites. If you've been pondering why are fleas only biting me? it's clear that multiple factors contribute to this frustrating situation—from biological preferences exhibited by fleas themselves down through environmental influences surrounding them! There are a few possible explanations for why fleas may target one person over everyone else Let's explore some of the most common theories: The question “why do fleas only bite me?” boils down to a mix of biological signals such as body heat, carbon dioxide output, unique skin chemistry including sweat composition and bacterial odors, plus genetic factors influencing immune responses and scent production. Fleas are drawn to certain human scents but typically bite humans only when no better host is available
While humans are not ideal hosts for most flea species, they may still bite due to their survival instincts.
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