Question by siul 1000: who eats who on the food web with these organisms deer, mice, oak leaves, moths, oak accorn, lime disease?

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Answer by WhachooSay
Well, I’ve eaten deer before. I think… And this guy I know, Keith, used to eat moths, just to gross people out. He said they tasted like almonds.

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Question by Iminyourcloset: Do all deer ticks carry lime disease and what are the effects of it.?
I found a tick on me right when I got out of school and I don’t know if they all carry it or how can I tell if I got it like the side effects.

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Answer by cheryl m
yes—but not all ticks are deer ticks—
lyme disease in the early stage
flu-like
headache
stiff neck
fever
muscle aches
fatigue
enlarging rash or bruise

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Question by Miranda: How Long does it take for the “bulls Eye” to come up to show you have lyme disease from a deer tick?
If you get bit by a deer tick, it might show a ring around it to show lyme disease. How long does it take for the ring to appear?

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Answer by Dekayel
Typically, from 1-2 weeks, though it could show up with hours and could take a month. The important thing to emphasize, however, is that the bull’s-eye only appears in an estimated 50% of cases of Lyme. So just because there hasn’t been a rash does NOT mean you are free and clear.

Good sources of info about Lyme disease:

http://www.canlyme.com

http://www.lymenet.org

http://www.lymeinfo.net

http://www.lymediseaseassociation.org

http://www.ilads.org

http://www.betterhealthguy.com

http://www.publichealthalert.com

http://www.freewebs.com/teenswithlyme

http://www.lymetimes.org

http://www.mentalhealthandillness.com/lymeArticles.htm

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Question by mylandunsen: i think i have am invention, their are many moose and deer that have and get lime disease from deer ticks?
their are many moose and deer that have and get lime disease from deer ticks, we should put drugs that help them in certain places and certain places and certain diet for the animal then can help treat this, so all my invention is is a antibacterial and an anti/vaccine for lime disease lick.

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Answer by Rimu
Good idea but so far there isn’t a cure for lime disease. That’s why we don’t get shots for lime disease, because scientists haven’t found a cure for people yet. So no, unless you have discovered the cure to lime disease, it wouldn’t work

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Question by richard_kelly01: If you find a deer tick on you and you pull it out are you for sure to get lime disease?
Ive had lime disease when i was little really bad. and i just pulled a tick out of my leg, does every tick carry the disease?

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Answer by captaim49
No, not every tick transfers Lime disease

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Question by Miranda: How Long does it take for the “bulls Eye” to come up to show you have lime disease from a deer tick?
I got bit by a tick, and we don’t know if it was a deer tick, so were being cautious. But you know how the ring shows up around the bitten area to show you might have lime disease? How long does it take to show?

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Answer by mjboudx
Here, this website has all the information you need.

http://arthritis.webmd.com/tc/lyme-disease-topic-overview

From what i saw, it was from 1-4 weeks.
Oh, and if you live in florida, or most of the south, lyme disease is extremely rare, and almost unheard of.
Lyme disease (while very dangerous) is very rare. I’ve been bitten by more ticks than i want to remember, lol, and i have yet to get any disease from them.. that i konw of.. dun dun DUUUNN.

-me

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You don’t want this tick anywhere near you. It was near Lyme, Connecticut where deer ticks transmitted what we now know as Lyme Disease. See All National Geographic Videos video.nationalgeographic.com

Fire Island has a deer population that grows during spring/summer because tourist and day trippers feed them. They will come eat out of your hand and it’s a really cool experience having this big gentle creature trust you. But by fall when everyone leaves they starve to death. Point dont feed them, ps they have lime disease and herpes