Know About Ticks And What Repels Ticks
The tick population has witnessed a tremendous explosion in the United States over the past two decades, as have a plethora of myths with it! Some people believe that pests tend to follow the scent of blood, or they fall off the trees. All myths, but how do ticks find a host? Well, they can … Read more
Female ticks need blood so that the eggs can develop inside the female tick’s body. After mating with a male (this happens on the host), the female tick simply drops off its host to lay its eggs on the ground. Depending on the species of tick, the parasite can lay up to 3,000 eggs, which … Read more
When temperatures and humidity are high enough, then ticks become active. Ticks live all over the world in all climate zones except the Arctic. The times when ticks are most active depend on the geographic location of the tick. Ticks can only be active when the weather is warm enough and a certain temperature has … Read more
The question always arises when it comes to ticks “do ticks fall from trees?” The short answer: No, ticks don’t fall from trees. A walk under trees hardly poses a risk of a tick falling on you. To fall from a tree, the ticks would first have to climb up. This is far too energy-consuming, … Read more
A tick looks like a tiny spider-like animal with a small, round body and eight legs. Ticks are ectoparasites, living on the skin of a host. They need to bite a host to feed on blood, which they need to grow and reproduce. Ticks can be carriers of a number of dangerous diseases that may … Read more