Ear tickle bugs

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    Not dangerous or parasitic species look like ladybugs. They are eat dead skin cells inside ear what tickles ear canal by tiny insect nibbling. Ear tickle bugs also lay eggs inside mammal ears and newborn ear tickle bugs eat dead skin cells and ear debris from ear tickle bug eggs. Flies lone or with little swarms . Can be docile and tamed. Friendly to bigger creatures except other insects and also insect eating birds

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    About Ear tickle bugs

    Ear Tickle Bugs are tiny, friendly insects that resemble ladybugs. They feed on dead skin cells inside the ear, causing a tickling sensation. Despite their name, they're not dangerous or parasitic. They lay eggs inside mammal ears, and the newborns continue the cycle of eating dead skin cells and ear debris. They can be found alone or in small swarms, and are generally docile and tame.

    Ear tickle bugs' Area of Expertise

    Ear Tickle Bugs are experts in ear hygiene, providing a tickling sensation while cleaning the ear canal. They're also known for their docile and friendly nature, making them great companions for bigger creatures, except for insects and insect-eating birds.

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