Which of the following correctly lists where microorganisms typically live in or on your body?

The human microbiome consists of all the human cells that make up our body.

Eyelash mites are harmful to the human body.

Most of the microorganisms living in and on your body are bacteria.

Even though they are tiny, bacteria are living things with the same basic needs that all living things share, like food and living space.

Most bacteria in the human microbiome are harmful.

There is typically only one type of bacteria in a healthy human's gut (intestines and stomach).

Antibiotics are medicines that kill viruses.

Harmful bacteria can invade the human microbiome through cuts, spoiled food, and even the air we breathe.

Antibiotics don't only kill harmful bacteria, they kill helpful bacteria, too.

The human body provides food and space for microorganisms to live.