When it comes to microscopic face mites, biologists are fairly
certain of a couple of things: They are sensitive to light; and they spend
virtually their entire lives on our skin. Hundreds of these tiny arachnids,
in fact, are on your face right now. Beyond
that, scientists don't really know what these mites do—but one lab in North
Carolina is starting to gain some insights. |
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Monday, February 27, 2023
THE CREATURES LIVING ON YOUR FACE
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