Yes, due to surface tension.
No. As a matter of fact, polar bears cannot even walk on water. They can walk on ice, but that is technically not water.The animals that walk on water are water striders, Jesus lizards (corytophanid lizards of the genus Basiliscus), and other small insects such as mosquitoes and small flies that have mastered the technique of landing on water without breaking the surface tension of the water.
Yes, water fountains can attract mosquitoes because they provide a source of standing water where mosquitoes can lay their eggs and breed.
Yes, mosquitoes thrive everywhere there are pools of water
mosquitoes breed and lay eggs on standing water
Bags of water do not effectively keep mosquitoes away.
Yes, like other mosquitoes they breed in fresh, standing water.
Succulents do not typically attract mosquitoes because they do not produce the stagnant water that mosquitoes need to breed.
Bags of water are not scientifically proven to effectively keep mosquitoes away.
Because that's where they lay their eggs and it is where the baby mosquitoes develop.
Baby mosquitoes are born in the water, and at the larvae stage they are called wrigglers.
No, mosquitoes cannot teleport. There is simply a lot of them and you may not notice them all until you get close, so every time you walk away from some you find more. They breed in shallow, still water and tend to be found near these areas.
Water is essential for mosquitoes to breed as they lay their eggs in water. Mosquito larvae also require water to develop into adults. Without water, mosquitoes cannot reproduce and continue their life cycle.