Ticks and Mites

your mom sucks

That you are cool.

• The water inside the bottle would freeze.

usually they are white or brown

well not to delete your answer or any thing but mites yes are SOMETIMES white, or brown but often they can be red. Especially on birds.

are they could be golden on Foxes are cats are even on humans.yah

No.

David petrenko is a russian.

he has a brother and a sister

-Vladmir (brother

-Irina (sister)

-he goes to a russian church in st. micheal

- he speaks fluent russian

- he has an x box

-he moved to the usa when he was little

-he lives on hugh **.

-He plays piano/ percussion

-his dad has a deep low laugh

- his dad's name is yevigmeg

- he is going out with a girl named claire

their special baths that prevent ticks

The body of a tick is divided into two segments. The capitulum is where the head and mouth part are located. The legs, digestive tract, and reproductive organs are located in the idiosoma.

your Testicalls [sic] are so tiny because you are not meant to reproduce. So God wants to make sure you don't have a working pair. This is good for you, your future non-baby, your future non-baby's mama and the REST OF THE WORLD!!

Yes, ticks undergo incomplete metamorphosis. Egg, larva, nymph and adult. The pupal stage is required to be considered "complete".

i have heard that they grow up to a 2 story building.

to be defeated in a battle

A parasitic relationship. The human gives the tick blood, the tick gives the human nothing of value - except in some cases, a disease. This is one of the types of symbiosis.

no they cant as they dobnt have the powr

phylum: arthropoda

class: arachnida

order: acarina

a rare form of a tick

Mites and their eggs can be killed using sprays, creams, or shampoos available from a chemist.

Mechanical watches tick as the escapement mechanism moves to allow the gear train to move ahead one time interval. The period of the escapement is determined by the torsion-spring based pendulum in the watch and the motive power from the coiled main spring.

I dont know you tell me

yes

Yes, ticks can and do live in the desert.

I live in Kentucky on lake Barkley and we have alot of ticks but as soon as the toad and frog babies start to come out of the lake and ponds the ticks disapear and fast. So the baby frogs and toads are what eat the Ticks around here.

Mike

no dust mites are visible because the are minuscule (very small; tiny)