What kind of ecosystems do ticks live in?

Ticks thrive in a variety of ecosystems, primarily in wooded and grassy areas where they can find hosts for feeding. They are commonly found in forests, shrublands, and tall grass fields, as well as in urban parks and gardens. Moist environments are particularly favorable for ticks, as they require humidity to survive and reproduce. Additionally, they can inhabit areas with a diverse range of wildlife, which provides ample opportunities for them to attach to hosts.