12 INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT MOSQUITOES || THE APPU WORLD
12 interesting facts about MOMOSQUITOES
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1. Only female mosquitoes bite
Do you know that your blood helps mosquitoes to reproduce? Also, you should know that only female mosquitoes bite. Your blood contains the protein that mosquito eggs need to develop. To prevent such mosquito bites, apply a mosquito repellent or mosquito repellent.
2. There are more than 3,500 species of mosquitoes
Did you know that there are more species of mosquitoes on this planet than humans? There are more than 3,500 different types of mosquitoes ready to drain your blood. To give you an idea of what that figure looks like, if 100 billion mosquitoes were placed together on a football field, the masses would be more than three miles high.
3. The lifespan of a mosquito is less than two months
Mosquitoes are one of the deadliest species in the world, and their wonderful life span may surprise you. After mating, the male mosquito usually lasts only three to five days and the female mosquito can live for a month or two under favorable conditions. The females during that time lay eggs every three weeks.
4. Mosquitoes can sleep through the night
Mosquitoes are cold-blooded creatures. They differ from humans in that their body temperature is adjusted accordingly. That is why mosquitoes, like many other insects, are most often seen in the warmer seasons. Mosquitoes that live in cooler regions tend to sleep through the night.
5. Mosquitoes spend their first ten days in the water
Water is important for mosquitoes because this is where they often make their home and hatch their eggs from worms, called wigglers. These wigglers basically feed on organic matter in stagnant water and breathe oxygen forming faces. These wigglers eventually grow into malnourished and slightly enclosed cocoons. After a few days, the caterpillars grow into adult mosquitoes. This process takes about 10 days before the mosquitoes start flying. Use a mosquito repellent or a mosquito repellent row.
6. Mosquitoes Females lay up to 300 eggs at a time
Mosquitoes often lay their eggs at night; Usually, the eggs are leaked in layers called storks on the surface of stagnant water, or they are placed in overcrowded areas. Eggs can hatch as little as an inch of stagnant water. Females lay eggs three times before they die.
7. Mosquitoes drink up to three times their blood weight
Mosquitoes suck blood through their proboscis. It is like a tube and can take about 1.2 million mosquito bites to remove all the blood from your body. Female mosquitoes need blood for laying eggs and breeding in large numbers.
8. Mosquitoes are the most deadly creatures on earth
Mosquitoes are deadly insects and can transmit deadly diseases. Mosquitoes are totally responsible for the spread of malaria, which affects some 300 million people every year. Malaria is a disease caused by mosquitoes. There are many other mosquito-borne diseases such as:
Dengue Fever
Zika virus
West Nile Virus
Cholera
The flu
9. Mosquitoes can get carbon dioxide from 75 feet
Carbon dioxide, produced by humans and other animals, is a major signal to mosquitoes that blood feeds are imminent. They are very sensitive to the CO2 present in the air. A female mosquito flies around the CO2 tube until it finds its victim.
10. Mosquito bites from saliva are caused by saliva
When a mosquito bites and sucks blood from your body, you are left with mosquito saliva. This saliva causes an overactive reaction, a red itchy bump. You get a rash because you get allergies to mosquito saliva. Only female mosquitoes bite because they need the protein found in the blood to produce eggs. Most importantly, children should be protected from mosquito nets by wearing mosquito repellent or wearing a mosquito repellent.
11.Harm temperature can lead to righteousness
Fever can make some people more vulnerable to mosquito bites. Visual aids often help mosquitoes to locate people from faraway places, but as mosquitoes approach, your body temperature attracts mosquitoes.
12. Mosquitoes do not see well
Mosquitoes have two spots on both sides of their head with hundreds of eyes. When viewed from a distance, it looks like a match. As a result of this design, their vision becomes very large so they have to rely on chemical and thermal receptors.
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