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How to prevent tick bites while camping
Steer clear of shady, wooded areas.
Ticks like moist and shady environments, so dark, wooded locations are ideal places for them to live. Avoiding these spaces will reduce your risk of exposure.

Possible answers:
(A). If you're camping in a wooded area, contact the national park department to let them know that you're planning to explore this area. Ticks generally like dark, muddy areas.
(B). Refrain from walking in or near areas with ticks. Ticks may try to bite you or, worse, attack you when no ticks are around.
(C). Ticks can easily dry out, so the woods provide them with protection from sun and wind. Ticks do not drop on you from trees, but they often attach at ground level and crawl upwards.
(D). Be prepared for tick bites by having things ready to deal with. For example, when hiking or camping, make sure to have the following things at hand : A pair of light-weight or darker clothes, a pair of gloves, and a bedding bag (with rolled logs and padding).
(C).