Flea bites on people look similar to mosquito bites in that they are raised red bumps with a single puncture wound in the center of the bite.
They often appear in clusters of two or more in the same area of the body, often the lower body such as the legs and feet, but also frequently appear along the waistline of your clothing.
Some people are more allergic to flea bites than others, and a rash may develop in addition to the raised bump on the flea bite.
A surefire way to identify the flea bites is to notice the presence of fleas in your environment, or even capture one that is crawling on or biting you.
Most species of fleas target one specific type of host or animal, but they will also bite humans if the opportunity arises.