True because the female mosquito has to feed for blood to survive and to produce her eggs.
No i have soft sarcoma tissue cancer and mosquitoes bite me all the time but it just might be the types of cancer that ward away mosquitoes. You might want to ask someone with a more common cancer since the type i have has only 50 reported cases around the world.
You may think all mosquitoes are out to get you, but that's simply not true. Similar to other insect species like the praying mantis, only female mosquitoes are a threat to humans. As you read through the differences between female mosquitoes and male mosquitoes, be prepared for some surprises! * Both male and female mosquitoes eat flower nectar for nourishment * Female mosquitoes bite humans and animals so they can receive protein. This protein helps them lay eggs, thus bringing more blood-sucking mosquitoes into the world * A female mosquito has a ridged proboscis to pierce human and animal skin. Because of the serrated edges of her proboscis, her bite usually goes undetected until the itchiness sets in * A male mosquito has a proboscis, but it does not have ragged edges for biting * Male mosquitoes are slightly smaller than females * Only female mosquitoes make that annoying mosquito sound that puts you on red alert It's amazing to see the difference genders can make, isn't it!? Now you can rest at ease when you see a mosquito that doesn't make noise and only save your jumping for those pesky females that love to buzz before they bite.
Yes it is true that only the females bite. However it is not true that a mosquito dies after its first bite. In fact, they bite many times then BAM to much blood and they explode. Its really cool to watch.
Mosquitoes bite for blood. When your blood is sweeter, they prefer your blood more. A person who is rarely bitten gives of a smell that repels mosquitoes so that too makes a difference.
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Male and female cheetahs do not live together so hunt separately.
No. Female cats can be yellow also. I have 5 of them.
No she's the most popular...
They bite people to drink their blood
Yes, there is such documented cases of true hermaphroditism. Some true hermaphrodites can be fertile as a male, some - as a female. But there is only one documented true hermaphrodite in human history who was fertile as male and female.
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NO! one color cats are also female!