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Can insects enter the brain through the nose??
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Insects in the nose.: Yes and so can some amoeba. But insects would be very unlikely. If you are watching TV where ants go into the brain the only way this can happen would be for you to buried to you neck and have honey poured over your head next to an ant hill. or you get attacked by army ants.
Answered 11/28/2017
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