Human lice are small, wingless insects that have plagued humans for centuries. These parasites are known for their ability to infest the scalp, body, and pubic areas, leading to discomfort and social stigma. Lice thrive in warm environments and are highly specialized, relying on human blood for sustenance. While people often associate lice with children and schools, these pests can affect anyone, regardless of age or hygiene. Understanding the biology and behavior of lice can help demystify their presence and provide insight into how to manage and prevent infestations. Despite their commonality, there is a widespread misconception regarding the host range of human lice. Many pet owners may wonder if…