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Animal profile
Pediculus humanus capitis
The head louse is a wingless insect two to three millimetres long that lives entirely on human scalp hair and feeds on blood several times a day. Its claws are shaped to grip a hair of human diameter. Eggs, called nits, are cemented to hair shafts near the scalp.