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We've all heard of the old saying about women who become less attentive to their impression after marriage. Well, female ticks take this post-mating weight gain to the extreme. Following copulation, female ticks in the family Ixodes experience an incredible 100-fold increase in their size, expanding from the dimensions of a grain of sand to that of a kidney bean. This remarkable post-copulatory growth spurt is actually an meaningful part of the tick's whole blood-feeding lifestyle. Female ticks need to fully engorge before they can lay eggs. But virgins are better off staying small so that they'll have more time to find a mate. Not that male ticks have anybody against full-bodied females.