Because, aren't they vermin?

He wrote this morning that he's hospitalized with a parasite infection in Cambodia.

Other tropical parasitic diseases imply similarly extraordinary burdens in Africa.

Now, am I saying that a sizable minority of the world's population has had their brain hijacked by parasitic ideas?

Now, your worms might be vermin, but they need a comfortable space to live and work some bedding materials, either shredded paper or cardboard, some moisture, and, of course, food, mainly, your leftovers, slightly decomposed table scraps.

It has wings, it has eyes, it has antennae, its legs, complicated life history, it's a parasite, it has to fly around and find caterpillars to parasatize, but not only is its brain the size of a salt grain, which is comparable for a fruit fly, it is the size of a salt grain.

There were weeds and piles of garbage and other stuff that I won't mention here, but she kept dragging me and lo and behold, at the end of that lot was the river.

There were weeds and piles of garbage and other stuff that I won't mention here, but she kept dragging me, and lo and behold, at the end of that lot was the river.

If we compare these indicators with data from 1999, we find that thanks to the improvements in the quality and technologies of the health care, the incidence of perinatal pathologies has declined in terms of infant mortality, as has the extent to which infants die from infectious or parasitic diseases or respiratory problems.

Infant mortality In 2000, the deaths of infants were caused by a variety of factors 46.2 of infants died because of perinatal pathologies, 32 of inborn anomalies, 5.2 of injuries, poisoning and other external factors, 1.9 of infectious or parasitic disease, and 1.4 of problems with the respiratory system.