Ticks and Mites

No, fleas are members of the class Insecta, rather than the class Arachnida.

Both classes are members of the phylum Arthropoda, which means 'jointed foot' and is also characterised by an exoskeleton of sorts which must be molted and replaced with a new larger one, in order for the creature have room to grow in size.

Ticks survive on the blood of their host. No host and the tick will die a very slow death.

a mit is a arthropod because it has no back bone

yes

Elephants and ticks are an example of parasitism because the elephant is harmed and the tick benefited. The ticks live safely on the elephant and use its blood for food and nourishment.

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No tics are found only on dogs, human hair has lice.

The symbiosis relationship of a deer and a tick is parasitism. The deer is the harmed host and the tick is harming the host.

The head will remain inside, and it is very likely that it will actually plant tick babies inside your body. You would have to go to the doctor and remove it; don't try and pry out any part of a tick that is still in your body.

It is parasitism.

Organisms such as ticks are arthropods, and all arthropods belong to the taxonomic domain of Eukarya, members of which are characterised by having cells with nuclei. Eukarya covers all organisms in the Kingdom Animalia, as well as the Kingdoms Plantae, Fungi and Protista.

There is no variety of tick that can fly. Ticks wait in tall grass and shrubs, or sometimes in cracks and crevices in the ground, until able to attach to a passing host. Ticks do not jump or fly, and must be in physicl contact for the passing to a host to take place. Sometimes, however, ticks may drop from their perch and fall onto a host.

In Illinois, deer ticks, or black-legged ticks, are primarily found in wooded areas, grasslands, and places with dense vegetation. They are most commonly located in the northern and central regions of the state, particularly in areas with ample deer populations. Ticks are often active during warmer months, so caution is advised when hiking or spending time in natural habitats. It's important to take preventive measures to avoid tick bites in these locations.

Commensalism

No. They require air.

No it is Multi-Cellular, and are porcupine balls pointy?

No a dog can't get a ar infection from a human. Humans can't catch ear infections from other humans either because ear infections are from yeast. Yeast forms when you have a moist warm environment so basily dogs ears. Yeast is like a bacteria of fungi.

Sounds like: Spider mites (Family Tetranychidae, Order Acari) are not insects; they are closely related to spiders, harvest men (daddy long-legs), and ticks. Unlike insects, which have six legs and three body parts, spider mites have eight legs and a one-part body. They also lack wings, antennae, and compound eyes. Individual spider mites are almost microscopic, yet when they occur in large numbers, they can cause serious damage. Dozens of species attack shade trees, shrubs, and herbaceous plants. If you have fruit out on your counter such as bananas or pineapple then fruit flies are a culprit. Also there are Noseeums (?) a tiny fly that are hard to see and can bite, but just pesky.

NO

it will but it will probably kill your cat too

Well all animals eat something!

Just like we eat all kinds of things from water to burgers to spaghetti.

When we look at ticks and think "Why do they drink blood?"

Its the same thing if a tick looked at us and said "Ewww, Why do they drink water?"

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Usually, ticks go after blood.

Ticks stick their heads in humans and suck their blood. If you are removing a tick do not squeeze the end (the bloodsack.) This can cause the blood that the tick has gotton from other animals into your bloodstream and may give you a disease. If ticks are attached to you long enugh(approx. 1-4 weeks) they can give you Lyme Disease.

The whole ecosystem will go extinct. A animal relies on another animal to strive in society.