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Good morning world, I
am feeling pretty ok this morning, I slept pretty well.
Yesterday Tim & I
search everywhere for Leo's mobile phone and couldn't find it, well
this morning I found it sitting on top of his laptop next to the
front door, if it was a snake it would jumped up and bit me, as the
saying goes.
Anyway being Tuesday
means gross facts day so here we go with some gross facts.
The
average human body carries between 1 and 2.5kg of parasitic bacteria
The
largest parasitic worm ever found was 8.5metres long, it was found
living in a female sperm whale's womb
A
tapeworm can live inside a human gut for up to 20 years
Tiny
white pinworms live in your gut, but move to your bottom to lay eggs
Parasitic
worm eggs get into soil through animal droppings
There
can be thousands of parasitic worm eggs in one handful of soil
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Glad you are feeling better!!!!
ReplyDeleteYuck Factor: A tapeworm can live inside a human gut for up to 20 years.
I'm trying to eat dinner, so I have nothing on worms. Nobody called his phone to see where it might ring?
ReplyDeleteNot nice facts.
ReplyDeleteSometimes things we are looking for are right in front of us :) it's happened to me many times.
We sometimes misplaced our hand phone too. We used another phone to call the missing phone's number and we find our phone easily that way. Talking about gut worms, I am glad I just finished dinner. Lol!
ReplyDeleteDear Jo-Anne, when I was a young child back in the late 1930s and early 1940s worms were very common in your children. I don't know if that's true now. Peace.
ReplyDeleteI lost my cell the other day. Found it in my car (right where I had left it, for the record).
ReplyDeleteChatty.....Yeah gross indeed
ReplyDeleteChris......Yeah we rang it and it rang and still we didn't hear it
Margaret....Yeah the amount of times t he item we are looking for is right in front of us and we still don't see it
Nancy.......We couldn't hear the phone ringing even though it was right next to us
Dee........Thankfully worms are not as common now days and are easy to treat
Karen......Yeah things are usually right where we left them