Question

The population of ticks in the forest and the temperature of the air have an indirect relationship. As the air temperature increases, how does the population of ticks change?

Answer 1

Based on this relationship scenario, as it is known that Ticks aren't capable of drinking water so they require a climate with high humidity to stay hydrated. A climate with high air temperature and low humidity is not ideal. At these condition, a tick can not comfortably survive and this is vice versa.