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Not a chance - it is not even a vertebrate.
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A mosquito that lives off of the blood of birds and mammals is an example of?
A mosquito that lives off the blood of mammals and birds is an example of parasitism. They are biting insects that feed on blood.
world dangerous animal?
Mosquito, it causes malaria which kills over 10,00 humans, cattle and other mammals a year
What is the host of malaria?
Mosquitoes belonging to the Genus Anopheles.Reptile Aves and Mammals are primary host of plasmodium
Do mosquitoes give birth or lay eggs?
Mosquitos lay eggs. They are not classified as mammals, they are classified as insects.
Do mosquitoes eat algae?
No, a normal mosquito would not eat algae. They mostly feed on the nectar's of flowers, as well as fruit juices. The female mosquito will feed on the blood of humans and other such mammals because it contains the nutrients required for her to reproduces and lay eggs.
Are there any animals that can't be affected by mosquito bites?
whalesdolphinsfishinvertebratesPossibly others as they are attracted mostly to warm blooded animals like mammals and birds.
What is the different of fly and mosquito?
Some people don't think there is a difference between a fly and mosquito, but there is. There are such things as a House fly and a Horse fly. The House fly is usually what you would see flying around the house or some where close to food. The Horse fly and Mosquito are the some what similar though. Mosquito's bite you because they feed on blood from humans and other mammals. A Horse fly bites you for about the same reason but are faster at biting you than a mosquito.
How do mosquito get its food?
mosquito Net Manufacturers
What is the difference between adult mosquito and young mosquito?
The adult mosquito can fly while the young of the mosquito cannot fly.
What is a simile for mosquito?
The mosquito was as small as a tip a tip of a pencil.
What is a young of the mosquito?
A young mosquito.
Does a mosquito have another mosquito which lives on it?
NO
