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If you spend any time in or around the woods in the UK, there is a new enemy lurking about. It is a tiny tick and although it may have a small bite, it can be deadly! In fact, scientists are warning that this tick delivers a package that is so potent, it can cause anything from a slight allergic reaction to anaphylactic shock!
Although this tick may have existed in the area for eons, as people move further and further into their habitat, it becomes more of a problem. For now, it is best if you avoid them until some type of vaccine is developed.
This tick delivers a package of spit after drawing blood.
You may even get lyme disease from this blood sucker.
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