http://scienceline.org/2007/09/10/ask-knight-mosquitoes/
no
depends on the mosquito i guess
no one knows Person having higher suger level have sweet blood which attracts mosquitoes.
The notion that mosquitoes bite women more often than men is limited to pregnant women. This is because they exhale greater amounts of carbon dioxide, and have higher body temperatures, both of which allow mosquitoes to more easily detect them.
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.
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.
All snakes can and will bite, if threatened by a human. They are more afraid of you than you are of them.
Mosquitoes are harmful because they are vectors for many human diseases. When they bite people to feed on blood they may pick up a disease form the person they bite. Then a few weeks later they go out and bite a second person and in doing so pass on the disease form the first person. The mosquito is the biggest killer of humans on the planet at the moment.
When a mosquito bites you, it injects proteins that inhibit your blood from clotting in the vicinity of the bite. It can then more easily withdraw blood. Some mosquitoes carry one or more infectious biological organisms, and they can inject you with them when they bite you. Malaria is probably the best known of the examples, and there are others like West Nile virus.
No. This is because only female mosquitos bite
All dogs bite.. Some more than others of course
Not from drinking your blood. As far as booze is concerned, alcohol is a nerve poison and would probably kill a creature that size before it had a chance to get drunk. There is also the question of whether its brain is that complex, but I leave that to people with more entomological knowledge than I.