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Most successful parasites, such as a cat flea, weaken their host but do not kill it. Why is killing its host usually disadvantageous for a parasite?

Question 4 options:

Relatives of the host would then attack the parasites.


Lysosomes from the host would then attack the parasite.


If a parasite kills its host, it will then have to find a new host in order to survive.


Parasitism is a relationship where both organisms benefit; killing the host is not beneficial to the host.

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Histrionicus

Answer:

The correct answer is - If a parasite kills its host, it will then have to find a new host in order to survive.

Explanation:

Parasites are organisms that depend on other organisms for their food and energy in order to survive. The organism that they depend on is called their host. In this only parasites get benefitted while hosts are harmed.

Although parasites harm their hosts, parasites tend to not kill the host as its best for them so they do not have to find another host and again establish control on the host's body and body functions, for their survival.

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