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----------------------------------------------- Thanks for All the Lice Times Gorilla friends…without the benefits: Gorilla-human liaisons millions of years ago left us with pubic lice by, Vanessa Gardos 21 March 2007 We all know that humans and gorillas are closely related (with certain people it’s slightly more evident than with others) but it seems we might have once shared more than the early branches of the primate family tree with our hairy cousins. Research from the Florida Museum of Natural History revealed that gorillas gave us pubic lice millions of years ago, and left us playing itchy host to them ever since. The pubic louse parasite, Phthirius pubis, lives in pubic hair and other hairy parts of the body. It sucks blood and can’t survive for long without a host. The only… http://www.inklingmagazine.com/articles/thanks-for-all-the-lice-times/

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