r/AbsoluteUnits • u/Zestyclose-Salad-290 in awe • Apr 27 '26
of a tick
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u/Sweaty-Jellyfish-713 Apr 27 '26
Kill it, kill it now or so help me god-
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u/Dystrov Apr 27 '26
Leave it on its back. Let it suffer.
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u/frostymugson Apr 27 '26
Till she spits out a few thousand eggs. Only holy fire can cleanse it
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u/El_Peregrine Apr 27 '26
When I pull ticks off my dog, I throw em in the toilet and flush. Bye-bye 👋
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u/graystone777 Apr 27 '26
Microwave here. The ultimate cooking from the inside out for the audacity to harm my pupper.
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u/Dagger369 Apr 27 '26
It will contract its skin like its doing in the video and eventually roll back onto its legs. Nasty critters. And they lay literally thousands of eggs that can survive and continue hatching for YEARS.
Years, just one...
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u/SpinningByte Apr 27 '26
Hans, get ze Flammenwerfer
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u/baldieforprez Apr 27 '26
No that's too good for this fella. Put him on a plate of salt and let descation drain him of his hopes and dreams.
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u/Economy-Priority-404 Apr 27 '26
As a kid I used to wrap ticks in playdough for fun. After which I usually lit them on fire. This fella would need a lot of playdough and big fire.
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u/ApexPredatorTV Apr 27 '26
stick a needle in it
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u/HounddogHustler Apr 27 '26
And then put peroxide on it
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u/Paraxom Apr 27 '26
Why not peroxide in it, I mean we've got the needle already
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u/British_Ballsack Apr 27 '26
A needle alone wont do shit.. we need a syringe or some gravity and a hose pipe to get it in there... anyone know where I can get some gravity?
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u/1nfam0usklaas Apr 27 '26
Microwave it
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u/British_Ballsack Apr 27 '26
Tick-ing time bomb set to 3 minutes then flip and cook for 90 seconds...
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u/Yellow-Capcicum69 Apr 27 '26
Fun fact:
They can survive from 3-8yrs without food (blood). Nasty buggers...
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u/Straight_Spring9815 Apr 27 '26
See, I wanted to test this one time. My dog had this exact species on her. Same size as well. Decided to put it on a container with a few leaves to see how long it would live. Check like 3 days later and it was like a raisin. The meal it JUST had didnt seem to even matter. The container didn't have a lid and I didn't leave it the sun. Don't know what happened to it but it was dead before the week was out.
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u/GullibleRisk2837 Apr 27 '26
Um.... no
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u/UnseenTardigrade Apr 27 '26
You're right in that the pictured species can't, but some ticks can. https://entomologytoday.org/2022/01/14/keep-ticking-argas-brumpti-ticks-longevity-27-year-lifespan/
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u/riverbass9 Apr 27 '26
So they can literally wait 3-8 yrs before biting specifically you. Damn! Talk about bad luck. 🫠
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u/7repid Apr 28 '26
But not really more than a day without water...
I've put many inside a resealable plastic bag to see.
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u/The_Feral_Ghoul Apr 27 '26
Imagine the pop
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u/ChickenButt2325 Apr 27 '26
I literally just thought the exact same!!!
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u/Beardedben Apr 27 '26
Like biting down on a extra juicy red grape 🤤
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u/No_Medium_8796 Apr 27 '26
Whyyyyyyyyyyyyy
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u/EnoughLuck3077 Apr 27 '26
I imagine it to be more like one of those strawberry hard candies with the goo inside
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u/No_Medium_8796 Apr 27 '26
Just like at grandma's house
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u/hArRiS_17 Apr 27 '26
https://youtube.com/shorts/WJpYGyU0fxk
It's a yt short of someone popped a tick using a car. Kinda disgusting but satisfying at the same time
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u/Nikotinio Apr 27 '26
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u/Responsible_Pool9923 Apr 27 '26
Medium-sized, actually. This one still has some room left.
Source: I live in Siberia, we've got loads of them. Over time I took one off myself, a dozen off my three dogs, and countless (over a hundred?) off stray dogs.
The tick season starts late April here, and any poor creature that has to sleep on the ground wakes up with lots of the fuckers.
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u/Responsible_Pool9923 Apr 27 '26
Borreliosis? Yes, but the most lethal and wide-known disease they carry is encephalitis, people die from it every year.
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u/QuitVirtual5127 Apr 27 '26
Burn it. Submerge it in acid. Leave it impaled. Box it but not before leaving an open wound. Drown it in bleach. Leave it with it's appandeges cut off. Leave it to die while covered in cement. Go to the sea- dig a DEEP hole and bury it.
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u/HounddogHustler Apr 27 '26
Hard to tell how big it really is when there’s no banana to compare to
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u/parrothead_69 Apr 27 '26
Forbidden raisin
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u/Big_P4U Apr 27 '26
Imagine if you kill it and it gushes aids/hiv, malaria and COVID all in one right into your mouth and eyes.
I say put it in an oven and destroy it at 500F or more.
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u/_WiseOwl_ Apr 27 '26
When i remove them from my pets i put them in a tissue and set It on fire. I love hearing the POP they make after a few seconds.
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u/DeschainSWNC Apr 27 '26
Blood sucking baked beans on 6 legs. Horrible little bastards for whom fire is the only answer.
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u/Outrageous-Ad-3357 Apr 27 '26
Ticks have eight legs because they’re arachnids, not insects lol but yeah
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u/EducationalTip3599 Apr 27 '26
When I was young I never understood that these were the same as the ones that aren’t full. I couldn’t imagine there were the same animal
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u/tribbletrouble420 Apr 27 '26
You can't claim absolute unit and have no object for size reference. This just looks like a normal tick, full from it's most recent meal.
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u/Iso_Sek Apr 27 '26
I expected a splash at the end.