Does a Flea Have a Brain

Fleas do not have a brain, at least it is not referred to as a brain, but instead have what is called ganglion which is a mass of nerve cell tissues which could be considered a type of primitive brain.

Ganglia provide relay points and connections between different neurological structures of the body, such as the central and peripheral nervous systems.

Flea Control: Terminate with Extreme Prejudice

Flea Killer Dust Flea Spray Flea Traps Frontline Plus
Flea Powder Flea Spray Flea Traps Frontline Plus

You May Also Like

  • Central Vs Peripheral Neuropathy?
  • How Does Diabetes Cause Neuropathy?
  • Can Back Surgery Cause Neuropathy?
  • How to Get a Flea out of Your Ear?


Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published.

QuikBrain.com

Flea Info

  • What Happens if a Dog or Cat Eats or Swallows a Flea?
  • How Much Frontline for Puppies and Kittens?
  • What Are Fleas Attracted to in Humans?
  • What Color Are Flea Eggs?
  • When Can You Use Flea Medicine on a Puppy?

About QuirkBrain · Privacy Policy · Contact Us · Affiliate Disclosure

© Copyright 2012-2015 QuirkBrain.com · All Rights Reserved