Mosquito eggs are fascinating because they can survive harsh conditions, including drought; some species can remain viable for several months or even years until they encounter water. Typically laid in clusters, these eggs often float on the surface of water or adhere to vegetation near water sources. Depending on the species and environmental conditions, mosquito eggs can hatch in a matter of days or weeks, leading to the rapid emergence of larvae. Additionally, some species, like the Aedes mosquito, can lay eggs that withstand desiccation, allowing them to survive in dry environments until conditions improve.
The mosquito will nourish the eggs it is carrying with the blood.
both born from eggs.
eggs they are called larvae
water
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A mosquito can lay eggs in a body of water as small as a bottle cap.
1.They could camaflage 2.The males get pregnate 3.Females produce the eggs
They lay their eggs on the water(Just Guessing)
if your seeing a mosquito on the water it's probobly laying eggs
To develop eggs to lay an animal needs to eat food. The food of a mosquito is blood, thus blood is required before the female mosquito can lay eggs.
between 3 mm and 6 mm
Female and male Mosquitoes are oviparous animal because it lays 1000 eggs