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One tiny tick can ruin your summer Here s how to avoid them

Experts are issuing their annual reminders about tick prevention as summer approaches.

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Deer Tick vs Wood Tick - How to Identify and Tell the Difference

Deer Tick vs Wood Tick - How to Identify and Tell the Difference
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CDC Rings Alarm As Cow-Killing Ticks Spread to 19 States

"Asian longhorned tick was discovered in New Jersey in the fall of 2017 on a sheep farm," pest management expert Joellen Lampman told Newsweek.

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Asian Longhorned Ticks Killed Cattle in Ohio, Are Spreading in the US

Asian longhorned ticks are an invasive species spreading in the US. They transmit disease in animals and humans and cause severe blood loss in cattle.

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The Asian longhorned tick spreading across the US can clone itself thousands of times and even kill cattle

Asian longhorned ticks are an invasive species spreading in the US. They transmit disease in animals and humans and cause severe blood loss in cattle.

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