Reposted by Thomas Hart
Milder winters & rainy springs make for prime breeding grounds for ticks says Asst Prof Thomas Hart @tmhartbio.bsky.social an infectious-disease microbiologist @johnshopkinssph.bsky.social
The warmer it is, the more ticks are able to survive through the seasons he says
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Ticks Are Really Bad This Summer. What to Do About Them
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