What is that liquid that comes out from lady bugs when you touch them.?
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It's a defense mechanism that is secreted from their joints to ward of potential enemies.
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it's a type of ingrown particle..\n\ni've had those...  i don't get them too often.\n\nif this keeps up..  call the dermatologist.. have them look it over and see if they can't stop that mess.
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Basically it spreads from contact.  Most of the time from touching something someone who had this touched and then touching your own eye.
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First, you need to remove the source.  The insects you may be referring to tend to lay their eggs in soil--such as the soil in your potted pants.  You need to re-pot any live plants you have in your home.  Also, you need to insure that no food (particularly fruit--peels or whole) is left out in the open or in uncovered garbage cans. It is advisable to scrub any garbage cans you have indoors.  Getting rid of those insects you can presently see is not a big problem--an off the shelf bug spray will take care of that.\n\nIf you take the above measures, you will rid yourself of the nuisance.
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The short answer: HISTAMINE.\n\nThe long explanation in the simplest terms I can explain it in: \nWhether as a reaction to the enzymes from the bug's saliva, or from the damaged done from the act of biting, your body sends in the cavalry - mast cells - to the rescue. Mast cells are an important part of the immune system, and whenever there is damage in your body (injury such as a wound, insect bite, etc., or inflammation) OR an invader (allergen, virus, bacteria), the immune system sends mast cells, basophils, and other immune cells to the site of the problem. Mast cells contain several different chemicals, including histamine, which they release through a process called degranulation. Histamine is actually what is causing the itch of the bug bite. It's the same chemical which causes hives and other symptoms of allergy. It's also the reason why a wound often itches as it heals.
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The fluid is ejaculate. It comes from the para-urethral gland or the Skene's gland.
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Poison has a way of contaminating all it touches
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on your face???? dude what the hell went on...firt of all get rid of the face sucking chick...apply cold honey bee
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LOL, I'm assuming you mean cockroach. This reminds me of something that happened when I was just a child. I'd say age 8. I remember my mom putting on her hairdryer. They had those shower cap looking things with a big tube attached to it. Anyway, next thing I know she rips that thing off her head. Opens the drawer and grabs a q-tip. Sticks that q-tip in her ear. Next thing I know a spider comes running out of her ear along that q-tip. lol. Oh man that was 40 years ago. I think it traumatized me. I'll never forget that moment. Try a q-tip. Go easy as to not squish it. If you meant another kind of roach. Well that's another story I'll save for another time. =)
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Get a wet cotton swab and get it out that way. If you use alcohol, you can clean it out at the same time. I like this question! You're funny!
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spray some febreeze..or when they come in say wow do you smell that something really stinks i cant figure out where the smells comeing from lol
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Lemon juice. it is acidic.
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ants release a disgustin smellin chemical as a method of protection frm predators.so naturally when u try to kill them u r classified as a predator and so they release the metal-like smellin stuff which leaves ur fingers or whtever u used to do the murder smellin gross.
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Mosquitoes are attracted to the heat, humidity, and carbon dioxide that mammals emit. When they bite, some of their saliva is absorbed into the bite. Our body reacts to the "infection" and creates the bump and itch.  Calamine lotion is the best defense. Place it on the bump and it absorbs to relieve the itch.
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I learned when a mosquito bites you, she's sticking her needle-like mouthpart into your skin and injecting saliva rich in anticoagulating enzymes so the blood will flow smoothly. Some people are sensitive to those enzymes so their skin itches and when you scratch it, it's irritating the skin even more which will lead to redness and minor swelling around the area of the bite. \n\nI could be wrong since my knowledge on the subject is more than 10 years old. ^_^;
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hi molly. well i am not sure if my answer is relevant, but i read somewhere once that in the house, the tiny little particles that float around are made up of dead skin. i know it sounds gross, but i looked it up on wikipedia (ref. below), and apparently its true. just thought i'd share.
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A powdery, white substance had long been observed on toes and fingers but was always assumed to be a simple, waxy secretion. Currie and a fellow graduate student decided to analyze the substance and found that it was a bacterium from the genus Streptomyces, the group of bacteria well known for producing antibiotics for humans. Further investigation revealed that, unlike general antibiotics for humans, the bacterium produces antibiotics that specifically attack the fungal pathogen Escovopsis.