Ticks primarily inhabit grass and cannot fly or jump, waiting for hosts to come into contact for attachment. Their two-year life cycle includes multiple feeding stages, increasing the number of eggs produced. Preventive measures act as barriers against tick bites by eliminating all life stages of ticks.

1. WHERE TICKS LIVE?
Ticks mostly hide in grass. They
can't fly or jump. Ticks wait for
the host to crawl on the surface
so they can attach to the host.
LIFE CYCLE OF TICKS
On its 2-year life cycle, it can
only feed blood meal when it's
time for production. Each
successive stage increases the
number of eggs and ticks.
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TICKS HOTSPOT ON PETS
After contact with the host body,
ticks take 5 hours to firmly
attach. And after 10 hours, start
sucking blood.
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PREVENTIVES
Preventives act as a firewall
against tick bites. They destroy
all life stages of ticks and
prevent infestation.