Researchers have identified the blacklegged tick as the most dominant species in urban areas, noting its presence in most city parks. This finding raises concerns about the potential for tick-borne diseases in these environments.
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Blacklegged Ticks Found in Most City Parks
Researchers report that blacklegged ticks, the most prevalent tick species, are commonly found in city parks. This raises concerns regarding the risk of tick-borne diseases in urban settings.
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It’s Time to Worry About Ticks in the City
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Blacklegged Ticks Found in Most City Parks