As Winters Warm, Blood-Sucking Ticks Drain Moose Dry



Amid lightly falling snow on a gray April morning, Lee Kantar crouches over a dead moose calf. Its head rests on the ground and its legs are tucked beneath its frail torso.

from https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/as-winters-warm-blood-sucking-ticks-drain-moose-dry/
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