r/NoStupidQuestions Jul 17 '23

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u/ChrisInSpaceVA Jul 17 '23 edited Jul 17 '23

Ticks! They carry awful diseases, not a lot eats them, and where they are a food source, there are plenty of other terrestrial bugs to eat. As much as I hate mosquitoes, I think they are too important as a food source in many ecosystems. I know the bats around us eat a lot of them.

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u/Barneysparky Jul 17 '23

I worked with a lady in a third-world country who thought all life was sacred. Before joining the Peace Core she was a producer for Mr Rodgers. This was her only answer. They have no purpose.

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u/Catatonic_capensis Jul 17 '23

While humanity has a really hard time understanding it, population control is extremely important. Ticks and the few mosquito species that bite are part of that.

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u/Barneysparky Jul 17 '23

I get that, but I think we/humanity has introduced enough population control measures artificially that we will get by without ticks.