1.To avoid growth of mosquito larva.
2.To avoid Bad odour emitting from the water due to decaying of wastes in the water.
3.To avoid creation of muddy ground due to stagnation of water
if you are on a headland where is the water
Unless you know the depth of the standing water, don't drive through. You risk being stranded in the middle of the water and need to be rescued.
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step slowly on the brakes
Water does not eliminate alcohol from your blood, time does.
eliminate source of stagniant water
When standing on a headline the water is at the bottom of what your standing on.
No, it will not hurt them. You should empty all standing water around your house to prevent these larva from living and help prevent the spread of heart worms.
Water should be supplied daily for the leopard gecko as they do not require a misting daily, a bowl of standing water is required.
The obvious thing to do is if they are breeding in a pesky spot is to either exterminate them or just squish them... <><><> Mosquitoes breed in standing (not running) water. Find the water, and eliminate it, and you will reduce the number of mosquitoes by quite a bit. Change water in birdbaths daily, check trays under outdoor flowerpots, check buckets, folds in plastic tarps, etc.
The best way to reduce mosquito populations is by eliminating their breeding grounds, which can be any pool of standing water larger than a few square centimeters where they can lay their eggs. Standing water should be drained or treated. This includes places such as under flowerpots, in umbrella holders, outdoor privies, old tires or fish tanks, and drainage areas from air conditioning systems. Small ponds or swampy areas should be treated to prevent mosquitoes eggs from being laid or hatched.
It is standing water (a pond or puddle for example) as distinct from running water (such as a stream or river). Water temporarily stored, such as in your cold water cistern in your house, would not be considered as standing water, for it is replenished frequently.