Crystal Clear Cleaning

Bitten: The Secret History of Lyme Disease and Biological Weapons

It’s common for people to think ticks die in winter. But just because “bugs” are less active when temperatures get cold, doesn’t mean they are dead. They’re cold blooded and like frogs, go into a torpor state. And blacklegged ticks, especially, can become active as soon as temps warm up a bit. https://bit.ly/tickcheck1

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