@@DestructiveCreativity the only problem is your information is totally off. FEMALE ticks exclusively transmit the bacteria that causes Lyme Disease. What are you talking about?
Wow... another fantastic video... and of course a bit creepy-crawly! That muffin example... dang, great disgusting object lesson... spot-on (pun not intended)! Super-informative too, love the research you put into things... I had NO idea that a tick would have to be on you for 36 hours for Lyme disease! Good thing these guys only average one meal per cycle... can you imagine if they had multiple... we'd never get away from them!!!
Not to scare you but!Hyalomma Ticks: Since the Hyalomma tick is native to regions with harsh-desert environmental conditions with few hosts available on which to feed, it has adapted in a truly unusual way. This monster tick will literally chase its host to get its blood meal! Found in woodlands, dunes, gardens, and meadows, Hyalomma ticks sense body heat, vibrations, or scents of hosts when nearby, and run towards the host to feed on their blood. It is said that they will stalk their hosts for up to 10 minutes, and travel hundreds of feet. And that can find hosts by heat, scent, or sight from up to 30 feet away.
I was trying to think how you could make these into superheroes for kids' stories, but I think they're much better suited for the villain role. But you never know - after all, dinosaurs got rehabilitated!
Seems like a pretty it underated channel. Found you since I wanted a SFW version of Zefrank's video lol
Thanks! We are growing slowly but steadily. :)
@@DestructiveCreativity the only problem is your information is totally off. FEMALE ticks exclusively transmit the bacteria that causes Lyme Disease. What are you talking about?
@@ClubBandMusic Thanks for your concern, the offending portion has already been fixed. :)
Very good. Loved seeing the mother laying eggs
Not everything has a right to live
Wow... another fantastic video... and of course a bit creepy-crawly! That muffin example... dang, great disgusting object lesson... spot-on (pun not intended)! Super-informative too, love the research you put into things... I had NO idea that a tick would have to be on you for 36 hours for Lyme disease! Good thing these guys only average one meal per cycle... can you imagine if they had multiple... we'd never get away from them!!!
Thank you my friend, reading your comments always makes me smile.
Thank you for this horrendous content. 😱Like a car accident.
Found 2 deer ticks on me not attached on my clothes and damn those things where small i be doing hourly tick checks
Not to scare you but!Hyalomma Ticks: Since the Hyalomma tick is native to regions with harsh-desert environmental conditions with few hosts available on which to feed, it has adapted in a truly unusual way. This monster tick will literally chase its host to get its blood meal! Found in woodlands, dunes, gardens, and meadows, Hyalomma ticks sense body heat, vibrations, or scents of hosts when nearby, and run towards the host to feed on their blood. It is said that they will stalk their hosts for up to 10 minutes, and travel hundreds of feet. And that can find hosts by heat, scent, or sight from up to 30 feet away.
Hmm, I don't like that at all. Thanks for the cool facts though!
Thank you great video!
I was trying to think how you could make these into superheroes for kids' stories, but I think they're much better suited for the villain role. But you never know - after all, dinosaurs got rehabilitated!
I have one now it come on me in night
Have you been bitten by a tick? I want to know!
Yes, many times, but usually I can feel them crawling on me.
Yep I check every time I get back full body scalpt
@@beesmeadschristmastrees yea I agree you kinda can feel them I'd say about 70 percent of the time
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