They follow the carbon dioxide trail we breath, the heat from our blood, and lactic acid on our skin. Certain chemicals in our sweat also seem to have something to do with it. Once they come close, they are attracted by movement. What you're wearing (e.g. if it's high-contrast) might actually make you more visible.
Mosquitoes drink whatever blood they find.
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Mosquitoes typically travel up to 300 feet to find a blood meal for feeding.
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There are many, many poems about mosquitoes, or referencing mosquitoes. Using the terms "mosquito" and "poem" in an Internet search, you will be able to find many of them. The link below offers a Microsoft Powerpoint presentation of a number of mosquito poems.
Mosquitoes usually travel within a range of 300 feet to 1 mile to find a host to bite.
Mosquitoes are attracted to heat because they use it to locate their hosts. The warmth of our bodies helps mosquitoes detect us from a distance, making it easier for them to find a blood meal.
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Bats and dragonflies are not in competition even though they both eat mosquitoes. This is because mosquitoes are not their sole source of nourishment, and they can find plenty else to eat.
Mosquitoes dislike garlic because it contains compounds that repel them. These compounds create a strong odor that mosquitoes find unpleasant, making them less likely to bite someone who has consumed garlic.