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New research reveals that larval ticks feeding on lizards may increase their likelihood of transmitting pathogens when they later feed on infected mice. Surprisingly, western fence lizards, known for cleansing ticks, may not be as protective as previously thought. Additionally, the presence of more rodent species correlates with greater Lyme disease variants, prompting discussions on innovative solutions like targeted pesticides and the potential role of opossums in tick control.In this clip
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