How fast can a mosquito fly?

Answer 1

Mosquito flightMosquitoes can fly using their wings. On these wings are fringes, which are special scales. In the absence of these features mosquitoes couldn't fly. Near the wing root there is a organ for balancing the flight.

Answer 2

Flies fly because of a small number of flight motions, with wing beats at 120 to 250 times per second, produced by only about 12 flight muscles. A cycle of back-and-forth rotations between forward sweeps and backward sweeps of a fly's wing generates lift. Scientists have much to learn about how flies and other insects fly with a minimum of muscles for flying.

Answer 3

As I have heard of some scientific facts about mosquitoes, I have heard that female mosquitoes could beat their wings up to 1,000 times per second in order for them to attract mates. -cj

Answer 4

they do not they fall down when it rains.

mosquito glide they do not fly.

Answer 5

Neurons in its brain tell its legs to move forward and backward, propelling the bug along.

Answer 6

Mosquitoes breathe the way most insects do. Gas is exchanged in tubes throughout their bodies called a tracheal system. They still use oxygen and produce carbon dioxide.

Answer 7

mosquito's have wings which allows them to fly and they have legs to allow them to move on the ground.

Answer 8

Mosquito fly with their wings.

Answer 9

with their wings flap flap