Generally speaking, there are a few mosquitoes on the islands, but they are an occasional nuisance rather than a big problem (as in India or Sri Lanka).
Most people would not really be bothered by them, but if you are susceptible to being bitten by bugs generally (as some people are) then you're best to bring some repellent to apply at dusk. There will be no mosquitoes on the actual beach, or at the over-water bungalows, more so in the 'jungle' areas of the island.
During the wetter months, some islands use a 'fogging machine' daily, to keep the numbers down.
No they do not eat mosquitos
The population of Maldives is about 306,000 people.
The Maldives is the smallest country in Asia and is 90,000 square kilometres.
Maldives= Mal-Deves Xank says: Maldives= Mall-Divs. I am from Maldives so I know it best.
If you are referring to mosquitos then the answer is blood If you are referring to mosquitos then the answer is blood
Mosquitos - album - was created in 1989.
If you are referring to mosquitos then the answer is blood If you are referring to mosquitos then the answer is blood
Of course, what were you thinking of mosquitos not having lungs.
There are no rivers in Maldives.
There are no rivers in Maldives
Maldives is its own country.
The bodies of water that are in Maldives are: Poopwater Pestone