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i got bit by goatsetse flies
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it give me bum worms Log in to see images! Log in to see images! |
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| Posted On: 05/15/2009 3:53PM |
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i need a free intranet pharmacutical if some1 could help plz 1.fly suck my dikLog in to see images! 2.crall in my wienerLog in to see images! 3.bum wormsLog in to see images! Log in to see images! |
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| Posted On: 05/15/2009 4:00PM |
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I lol’d out loud Log in to see images! |
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| Posted On: 05/15/2009 4:05PM |
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Largehardoncollider Posted:
Tsetse (pronounced us: sē′tsē, tsē′tsē), sometimes spelled tzetze, are large biting flies from Africa which live by feeding on the blood of vertebrate animals. Tsetse include all the species in the genus Glossina, which are generally placed in their own family, Glossinidae.
Tsetse have been extensively studied because they are biological vectors of the African trypanosomiases, deadly diseases that include sleeping sickness in people and nagana in cattle. The insect is multivoltine, typically producing about four generations yearly, and up to 31 generations in its relatively long lifetime[1].
Tsetse are crudely similar to other large flies, such as the housefly, but can be distinguished by four characteristics of their anatomy, two of which are easy to observe. Tsetse fold their wings completely when they are resting so that one wing rests directly on top of the other over their abdomen. Tsetse also have a long proboscis which extends directly forward and is attached by a distinct bulb to the bottom of their head.
Tsetse have existed in the modern morphological form for at least 34 million years since fossil tsetse have been recovered from the Florissant Fossil Beds in Colorado[1]. Log in to see images! |
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| Posted On: 05/15/2009 4:06PM |
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FUCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKKKKKK worms gonan kill me Human trypanosomiasis Main article: sleeping sickness
Human African trypanosomiasis, also called sleeping sickness, is caused by trypanosomes of the Trypanosoma brucei species. This disease is invariably fatal unless treated but can almost always be cured with current medicines, if the disease is diagnosed early enough.
Sleeping sickness begins with a tsetse bite leading to an inoculation in the sub-cutaneous tissue. The infection moves into the lymphatic system leading to a characteristic swelling of the lymph glands which is called Winterbottom’s sign[1]. The infection progresses into the blood stream and eventually crosses into the central nervous system and invades the brain leading to extreme lethargy and eventually to death.
The Trypanosoma brucei species, which causes the disease, has often been subdivided into three sub-genera which were identified based either on the vertebrate hosts which the strain could infect or on the virulence of the disease in humans. The trypanosomes infectious to animals and not to humans were named Trypanosoma brucei brucei. The strains which infected humans were divided into two sub-species based on their different virulences: Trypanosoma brucei gambiense was thought to have a slower onset and Trypanosoma brucei rhodesiense refers to strains with a more rapid, virulent onset. This characterization has always been problematic but was the best that could be done given the knowledge of the time and the tools available for identification. A recent molecular study using restriction fragment length polymorphism analysis suggests that the three sub-genera are polyphyletic [8], so the elucidation of the strains of T. brucei infective to humans will require a more complex explanation.
Other forms of human trypanosomiasis also exist but are not transmitted by tsetse. The most notable is American trypanosomiasis, known as Chagas disease, which occurs in South America, caused by Trypanosoma cruzi, and transmitted by certain species of the Reduviidae, members of the Hemiptera. Log in to see images! |
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| Posted On: 05/15/2009 4:09PM |
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lol why couldent the dum africans just buy some freakin INSECTS REPELLENT???? hahah u just go to walmart ITS ****ING 1.99. christ. i know your poor but its ONLY 1 DOLLER 99 Log in to see images! |
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| Posted On: 05/15/2009 4:18PM |
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This was a very informative thread. Log in to see images! Time you enjoy wasting, was not wasted. Log in to see images! |
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| Posted On: 05/15/2009 4:26PM |
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scully Posted: Log in to see images! |
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| Posted On: 05/15/2009 4:31PM |
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squish it betwene ur toes: a good alternatiev for if u cant get too the beach. a protip for those fello octodancer watersports junkie Log in to see images! |
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| Posted On: 05/15/2009 4:40PM |
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