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03/02/2026

We have parasitic animals, so do plants.

Can you name 3 plants that are parasites?

Hair Lice Invasion of Human Hair Hair lice are small, parasitic insects that infest human hair, causing itching and disc...
03/02/2026

Hair Lice Invasion of Human Hair

Hair lice are small, parasitic insects that infest human hair, causing itching and discomfort. They are most commonly spread through direct head-to-head contact, as they cannot fly or jump. Lice are usually found in places where people are in close proximity to each other, making schools, daycare centers, and crowded living environments breeding grounds for these tiny pests. They tend to invade clean hair and thrive in warm, humid environments. The lice feed on blood by biting the scalp, which can cause irritation and an itchy sensation.

Hair lice are most rampant in areas where personal space is limited or in regions where hygiene practices are less stringent, though they can affect anyone. They are particularly common in children aged 3-11, as they tend to engage in more physical activities that increase the chances of head-to-head contact. Lice can also be spread by sharing personal items like combs, hats, or towels, so it’s essential to be cautious and mindful of these practices.

To get rid of lice, there are several remedies available. Over-the-counter lice shampoos or creams, containing ingredients that are effective in eliminating lice. In more severe cases, prescription treatments may be needed. Additionally, combing out the lice and nits (eggs) with a fine-tooth comb and washing all bedding, clothing, and personal items that may have come into contact with the infected hair is crucial. If you or your child have been affected by lice, remember to stay calm, follow the right treatment, and practice preventive measures to avoid reinfestation.



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02/02/2026

If you were given the chance to retrieve one animal from extinction, which one would you reincarnate?

Another promising soul lost, not to a snake, but to a failed system.Let’s stop distracting ourselves by blaming the snak...
01/02/2026

Another promising soul lost, not to a snake, but to a failed system.Let’s stop distracting ourselves by blaming the snake.
Snakes exist everywhere.

The real tragedy is that, She went to TWO different hospitals after the snake bite and there was NO anti-snake venom.
Read that again.
She didn’t stay at home.
She didn’t run to a prayer house.
She didn’t ignore medical help.
She did exactly what we are told to do in emergencies, she went to the hospital. 2 hospitals And the system failed her. Completely.

This is the height of negligence in Nigeria.
In a country where snake bites are common, how do hospitals not have life-saving anti-venom?
How is this normal?
How is this acceptable?
I keep saying it, and people think I’m exaggerating:
Nigerian hospitals cannot save any of us in emergencies.

Pray you never have an emergency in this country.
That’s when you’ll truly understand what I mean.
The negligence of the sector is taking People away unnecessarily everyday, the system has refused to prioritize human life.

How many more lives must be lost before we stop pretending this is normal?

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Mark Nsukka Bread is the highest promoter of indecency on this blue street.He gives priority to contents that promote no...
01/02/2026

Mark Nsukka Bread is the highest promoter of indecency on this blue street.

He gives priority to contents that promote noodles. Retards educational contents and disable business accounts without a single reason.

Noodles: 1m views
Education: 1.5k views
Business: Always restricting

Indeed, doomsday is near.

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Is this bird real or AI generated?If real, nature is truly a masterpiece.
01/02/2026

Is this bird real or AI generated?

If real, nature is truly a masterpiece.

Ghosts have birds. This eerie looking bird displays all the features ghosts are known for. No wonder Columbians are afra...
31/01/2026

Ghosts have birds. This eerie looking bird displays all the features ghosts are known for.

No wonder Columbians are afraid of it.

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This mammal defiled science. How can a mammal lay eggs?Humans need to ask God what happened when he created Platypus and...
30/01/2026

This mammal defiled science. How can a mammal lay eggs?

Humans need to ask God what happened when he created Platypus and Echidna.
Video available on Maazi Ugo page.

Oscar: The Mysterious Cat That Predicted DeatthIn the world of extraordinary animal stories, few are as unusual as that ...
28/01/2026

Oscar: The Mysterious Cat That Predicted Deatth

In the world of extraordinary animal stories, few are as unusual as that of Oscar the Cat, a seemingly ordinary cat with an extraordinary gift of predicting deatth.

Oscar lived at Steere House Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Rhode Island, a facility specializing in the care of elderly and terminally ill patients. He was adopted as a kitten and roamed the halls like any other house cat. But over time, the nursing staff noticed something eerie, whenever a patient was close to passing away, Oscar would enter their room, curl up beside them, and stay with them until they took their last breath.

At first, the staff thought it was just a coincidence, but as it continued to happen, it became clear that Oscar had a rare ability. He predicted over 100 deatths with astonishing accuracy. Whenever he settled beside a patient, the nurses knew it was time to call the family to say their final goodbyes.

But how did Oscar know? Scientists have a few theories:

🔹 Smell: As the body shuts down, it releases biochemical changes and scents that animals, especially cats with their sharp senses, can detect.

🔹 Behavioral Cues: Oscar may have noticed changes in how the nurses acted around dying patients and instinctively responded.

🔹 Instinct & Comfort: Some believe Oscar wasn’t predicting death but simply offering warmth and companionship to those in their final moments.

His story was so well-documented that Dr. David Dosa, a geriatrician at the nursing home, wrote about him in The New England Journal of Medicine in 2007. The article gained worldwide attention, and Dr. Dosa later published a book, Making Rounds with Oscar: The Extraordinary Gift of an Ordinary Cat, where he explored Oscar’s role in comforting the dying.

Whether Oscar’s ability is science or something more mystical, one thing is certain, he brought peace to many during their final moments and gave families precious time to say goodbye.

Have you seen any human or animal with this special gift?

Let’s discuss. 👇

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Is this gecko real… or painted? 🦎Meet the Green Day Gecko! Its bright green skin looks hand-painted, but it’s completely...
27/01/2026

Is this gecko real… or painted? 🦎
Meet the Green Day Gecko! Its bright green skin looks hand-painted, but it’s completely real. This tiny climber races across walls, sticks to smooth surfaces, and enjoys basking in warm sunshine. Nature gave it this color to blend perfectly with leafy trees.

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What kind of mammal breaks the rules of nature and lays eggs? 😳Meet the echidna!Video to drop on Maazi Ugo soon.
27/01/2026

What kind of mammal breaks the rules of nature and lays eggs? 😳
Meet the echidna!

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Would you believe some animals eat their partner after mating?In praying mantises, something strange can happen after ma...
26/01/2026

Would you believe some animals eat their partner after mating?

In praying mantises, something strange can happen after mating.
The female may eat the male.
This is called sexûàl caññibali$m.

It helps her get extra food to make strong eggs. It sounds scary, but in nature, it helps baby mantises survive.

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