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"The numbers have already doubled and we're only halfway through the year," said Nichole Bache, director of nursing for the city health department.
The heat has returned in the Lone Star State, and all types of wildlife are making their return. We've discussed big spiders before, but what about a tiny one?
Millions of Americans have lately been bugging out this summer over bugs — from spotted lanternflies across the Northeast and aphids in New York City to mosquitoes in Los Angeles.
The heat has returned in the Lone Star State, and all types of wildlife are making their return. We've discussed big spiders before, but what about a tiny one?
A mild winter means Nova Scotians can expect a healthy tick population this year. Experts say people can still enjoy the outdoors but should take simple precautions.