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Tick-infested moose a 1st for Cree territory in Northern Quebec

Entomologist tracks the year in Alaska bugs

France launches tick alert app in frantic bid to map Lyme disease explosion as blight moves North

Woman dies from new, rare tick-borne virus

Ticks Gorge on Squirrel

Gansevoort man died after contracting rare tick virus

Tick discovered in Yellowknife, being tested for Lyme disease

Lone Star Tick invades Southeast

Ticks are flourishing in St. Lawrence County, Lyme disease rates likely higher than tracking shows

Scientists: Tick population exploding across Long Island

Explosion of Deadly Ticks Fueled by Climate Change, Ravaging Moose, Infecting People and Pets

Yukon species list shows climate change in action

Amazon Deforestation, Once Tamed, Comes Roaring Back

Logging Crew Mobilizes Near Irreplaceable Wetland, Slated for Site C Flooding

Jumping Spiders (Salticidae) in School

Exotic ticks found on Alaska dogs, Alaskans

Exotic ticks appear to be establishing themselves in Alaska

Araña grande al norte de Ensenada, México

Unusual Spider (Araneus marmoreus)?

Early Breakup Causing Lots of Change

Psoroptic Mange (Psoroptis ovis) in Bighorn Sheep (Ovis canadensis)

Ticks already on the move – take the necessary precautions

Winter Spider

Unusual Spider

Mystery Mite

Unusual Spider

Spider Webs Covering Acres of Grasslands

The appearance of southern spiders in the Arctic initiated the creation of a system for geotechnical monitoring of permafrost

Quebec is in a 'high tick year' and the white-tailed deer boom isn't helping

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