Dust mites are so small a person cannot seem them unless they look through a microscope. These ugly fellows are a whitish color and are globe shaped.
In their later stages of life, harvest mites only affect insects. However, in their larval stage they bite humans or other mammals. Harvest mite larvae are called “chiggers.
” Probably the mite that most commonly affects humans, a chigger's bite is painless as it is happening. It is not until later that the effects can been noticed. After the microscopic creature finishes feeding, it falls from the host and leaves in its wake a red swelling with a hard, white center.
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