The Killer Whale or ORCA as they are commonly called, inhabits all of the Worldâs oceans, preferring the coastal waters near shore in the cooler regions of the planet. Male Killer Whales are larger then the female of the species and can be distinguished easily by the shape of the whales dorsal fin. The dorsal fin of the male Killer Whale is significantly larger and is shaped more triangular then the femaleâs.
When treating head lice, supplemental measures can be combined with recommended medicine (pharmacologic treatment); however, such additional (non-pharmacologic) measures generally are not required to eliminate a head lice infestation.
Where do head lice live? Head lice feed on blood and therefore stay close to the scalp where there is an abundant supply of food. After the nits hatch, they move from the hair shafts to your scalp to find sustenance. Youâll find nymph and adult lice most commonly on the scalp around the back of your neck and ears. They might also live in your eyebrows or on your eyelashes. When fed, head lice can live for up to a month, but they will die within a day or two if they are not able to feed on blood.