people. Before feeding, many species are about the size of a poppy seed, making them virtually invisible to the naked eye. They are usually installed in areas where they can remain undisturbed, such as:
Behind the ears
On the nape of the neck and scalp
In skin folds
Along the seams of clothing
As they feed, they increase in size considerably, swelling several times with respect to their original volume. Their saliva contains substances that reduce pain and facilitate adhesion, which is why most bites go completely unnoticed.
Health risks
The main concern associated with tick bites is the possibility






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