Learn languages naturally with fresh, real content!

Popular Topics
Explore By Region
Early warm weather in Minnesota triggers a deer tick uprising, raising concerns of increased Lyme disease cases.
As unseasonably warm weather descends on Minnesota, the state is faced with a tick uprising.
The Metropolitan Mosquito Control District has found a deer tick in Dakota County, a sign that these pesky critters are emerging early due to winter temperatures.
The last time such a situation occurred was 10-15 years ago, calling on citizens to be prepared for a possible spike in tick-borne illnesses like Lyme disease.
Therefore, be cautious, protect your pets, and check yourselves after a day in the woods.
7 Articles
El clima cálido temprano en Minnesota desencadena un aumento de garrapatas en los ciervos, lo que genera preocupación por un aumento de los casos de enfermedad de Lyme.