Navy Lab Develops Gummy Bear Bug Repellent Against Ticks

Source: Military Times

Summary

The Naval Research Laboratory is developing a novel bug repellent inspired by gummy bears to combat the increasing threat of ticks. This innovative solution is currently seeking investment for further development.

Why It Matters

With tick-borne diseases on the rise, improving bug repellent efficacy is crucial for military personnel and civilians alike. This research not only addresses health concerns but also highlights the importance of innovation in pest control to ensure safety in outdoor environments.

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