Ticks (either larvae, nymphs or adults) do not actively search for a host, but instinctively climb to the tip of grasses or on leaves of shrubs and bushes in the vegetation, where they wait for a suitable host to pass by.
Las garrapatas (larvas, ninfas o adultas) no buscan activamente un hospedador, sino que suben instintivamente a la punta de hierbas o arbustos en la vegetación y esperan allí que pase un hospedador adecuado.