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8/6/2025, 5:57:14 PM
>>512378797
Some aussie specific stuff, different ticks, suddenly the same meat allergy.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-08-25/ticks-boom-after-la-ni%C3%B1a-and-bites-could-lead-to-meat-allergy/102588352
>Joanna's family live on a rural property that she says has become "covered in ticks".
>"We didn't have ticks noticeable on our property at all in the first five years that we were here, didn't see them at all.
>"And in the last three years with La Niña and the rain event we became obsessed with finding them because we're finding them on all the animals.
>"We've never had as many ticks here. We've never seen this many. And it's not just our farm. It's everywhere in this valley."
>This tick which can cause so much harm is the Australian paralysis tick, or Ixodes holocyclus.
>It is found across the east coast of Australia, from Melbourne to Cape York, overlapping with where the majority of the Australian population lives, according to Stephen Doggett, director of medical entomology for New South Wales Health Pathology.
>overlapping with where the majority of the Australian population lives
>overlapping with where the majority of the Australian population lives
>overlapping with where the majority of the Australian population lives
Haha desert chads keep on winning.
>>512379010
I'd be very curious to know what the plan for the land after his death is. If he's buying it on behalf of people who don't want to be named, or what foundation or company will take it over. Whatever his plans or intent, it absolutely doesn't end with him.
Some aussie specific stuff, different ticks, suddenly the same meat allergy.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-08-25/ticks-boom-after-la-ni%C3%B1a-and-bites-could-lead-to-meat-allergy/102588352
>Joanna's family live on a rural property that she says has become "covered in ticks".
>"We didn't have ticks noticeable on our property at all in the first five years that we were here, didn't see them at all.
>"And in the last three years with La Niña and the rain event we became obsessed with finding them because we're finding them on all the animals.
>"We've never had as many ticks here. We've never seen this many. And it's not just our farm. It's everywhere in this valley."
>This tick which can cause so much harm is the Australian paralysis tick, or Ixodes holocyclus.
>It is found across the east coast of Australia, from Melbourne to Cape York, overlapping with where the majority of the Australian population lives, according to Stephen Doggett, director of medical entomology for New South Wales Health Pathology.
>overlapping with where the majority of the Australian population lives
>overlapping with where the majority of the Australian population lives
>overlapping with where the majority of the Australian population lives
Haha desert chads keep on winning.
>>512379010
I'd be very curious to know what the plan for the land after his death is. If he's buying it on behalf of people who don't want to be named, or what foundation or company will take it over. Whatever his plans or intent, it absolutely doesn't end with him.
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