B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for October 26, 2023

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    David_the_CAD  7 months ago

    Yes, yes they are.

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    hariseldon59  7 months ago

    They can also cause parasitic skin infections.

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    DaveG1960  7 months ago

    Nature is out to get you……….

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    littlejohn Premium Member 7 months ago

    Why did the sand flea go to the doctor?

    Because it was feeling a little crabby!

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    littlejohn Premium Member 7 months ago

    What did one sand flea say to the other?

    Long time no sea!

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    littlejohn Premium Member 7 months ago

    How do sand fleas like to dance?

    They do the sand-reggae!

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    littlejohn Premium Member 7 months ago

    The water asked the sand if it could touch it ?

    The sand said, “Shore.”

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    littlejohn Premium Member 7 months ago

    Last night, taking a walk on the beach… Came across a police car stuck in the sand about 3 feet from the water…I asked the driver what happened…

    He said the police were expecting a crime wave.

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    figuratively speaking  7 months ago

    Just keeping us on our toes!

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    potfarmer  7 months ago

    Welcome to Dad joke central.

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    cmerb  7 months ago

    Let me see , sand fleas in the sand , then sharks in the water , why go at all ?

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    Just-me  7 months ago

    Sand fleas rank right up there with mosquitos and chiggers on my list of critters I don’t like.

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    jagedlo  7 months ago

    the last panel looks like a chance to play “connect the dots”…

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    Count Olaf Premium Member 7 months ago

    Remember the time in “The D.I.” when Drill Instructor Jack Webb had the platoon of boots dig up a sand flea’s body and asked them to identify what gender it was? Classic.

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    mfrasca  7 months ago

    Come for the beautiful beaches.

    Stay for the leishmaniasis.

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    Chithing Premium Member 7 months ago

    Who is he yelling at?

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    rockyridge1977  7 months ago

    Nice to have a friend to talk to……….and vent!

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    Geophyzz  7 months ago

    Sand fleas are not a thing in Canada. Who out there in GoComics is bothered by sand fleas?

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    vaughnrl2003 Premium Member 7 months ago

    To make Marines meaner.

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    librarylady59  7 months ago

    A parasitic skin disease spread by sand flies that was once only linked to international travel is no longer considered an “imported” disease in the U.S.

    Called cutaneous leishmaniasis, the disfiguring condition resulting from sand fly bites has now evolved into a form unique to the American South. The disease can be difficult to diagnose.

    Cutaneous leishmaniasis has been diagnosed in 86 people in the U.S. in the past decade who had not traveled internationally, the CDC researchers reported. They used genetic sequencing tools to analyze tissue samples from infected people to determine that the non-travelers had a unique version of the disease, meaning it was being spread by local fly populations.

    https://www webmd com/skin-problems-and-treatments/news/20231020/biting-sand-flies-are-spreading-skin-scarring-parasite-us

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    Mediatech  7 months ago

    Fleas have fleas, and small thing that bite ’em. And so on, and so on. Ad infinitum.

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    Bruce1253  7 months ago

    The Gods are capricious, and they have a nasty sense of humor.

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    jim_pem  7 months ago

    There are at least five different animals colloquially called “sand flea”. This is probably referring to the biting midges in genus Culicoides that pester Marine recruits on Parris Island, SC.

    “aaaaa-TACK!” [slap slap slap slap slap slap….]

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    sandflea  7 months ago

    Yes. I am.

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    Brian Fink  7 months ago

    My wife and I tried this together ;) … Not our best idea!

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    jasonsnakelover  7 months ago

    How about in the movie The Sand where some teens were at a beach, and they were trapped because anyone who tried to walk on the sand sunk into the sand.

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    zeexenon  7 months ago

    Their Sandkings from The Outer Limits University.

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    mindjob  7 months ago

    New Zealanders say you’ll get used to them eventually

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    CuylerDae  7 months ago

    No-see-ums are worse.

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