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1 Ticks Life Cycle & Safety Tips

2 Ticks need blood to grow and lay eggs

3 Ticks and the animals they bite Adult Nymph Larva Large animals Small animals

4 Tick Safety Tips Before your visit: During your visit: After your visit: Light colors, long pants / sleeves Repellent Dry clothes on high heat Shower and check Center of trailCheck for ticks

5 Your Activity Journal… Your journal will help you to remember what you have learned about ticks. If you have questions, have your teacher email Eric Engh at: erice@msmosquito.co m erice@msmosquito.co m Remember what you learned when you visit tick habitat!

6 Tick Life Cycle Wheel Cover page Wheel page (instructions) Back page

7 Tick Habitat Puzzle

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