Mosquitoes

An external parasite is an organism that lives on another organism. The external parasite depends on its host for food and shelter while the host is usually harmed.

A blow fly can live up to 6 weeks when reaching it's adult state. About 37 days is the average life span of a blow fly. It goes through multiple stages of life quickly as to make use of it's shortened life span.

A person or an animal has a blood borne disease such as malaria or yellow fever. For that disease to get to another person, it has to move to the other person's blood stream. How will it do it?

A cold infects your nose. When you sneeze, someone else breathes that air and catches your cold.

Flu infects your throat. When you cough, someone else breaches that air and catches your flu.

People do not normally breathe your blood.

There is a little animal called a female mosquito that eats your blood. Then it eats someone else's blood. Now if you have a blood borne disease it will go into the mosquito when it eats your blood.

Malaria then becomes part of the mosquitoes saliva. Its saliva acts like drilling fluid. The mosquito uses it to drill through your skin. (Oil field workers use drilling fluid to drill oil wells.) The disease gets into the new person.

The vector was the item, in this case the animal or mosquito that carried the disease from one person to the other.

Yes. The Arctic is home to the most mosquitoes than any other ecosystem in the world. They are just not out year round. Only during the Summer season when the weather is mild enough for them to survive.

Yes, you can....it depends how hard the person bites...and when the person bite u...u have to go to the hostipal or call 911 rite away...cuz the slavas can get cause infection...and go through the blood and that's how u can die from a human bite.

What you are describing is most likely a crane fly. The are commonly mistaken for mosquitoes. Crane flies are much bigger than mosquitoes.

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There are several insects that can walk on water due to the water's surface tension. There are over 300 species of water striders that are able to walk on water, as well as several species of ant.

Mosquito larvae, commonly known as wrigglers or wigglers, feed on bacteria, algae and microscopic animals.

Whether or not mosquitoes are the most dangerous animals in existence depends on what we consider dangerous. If you consider the ability to cause immediate physical harm to a person, the mosquito is not the world's most dangerous animal, since the only way a mosquito has of inflicting harm is biting, which is rarely a severe issue for humans. Other animals, such as bears and lions, are more dangerous because they are more powerful and can kill easily.

If we consider long-term damage, mosquitoes can indeed be considered very dangerous, as they have the ability to carry a large number of diseases, many of which are life-threatening. Because mosquitoes inhabit many areas of the world, they can be considered dangerous in these areas.

100 ft.

It varies by mosquito species and by the conditions (wind, temperature). Probably 20-150 feet would cover most of the species

It is hard to know if you have been bitten by an Aedes mosquito if you don't see it bite you. The victim may not know unless they receive a disease like malaria.

If you want to catch a fly alive you might need to cover a towel over it while it's clinging on a wall.

If you want it dead swing a guiter or a baseball bat at it but if it's too far chuck a hamburger or a grenade/ frag grenade at it :)

Ae homeboy u wn2 catch a fly witout gtn yo hands dirty chase after it wearing boxing gloves

No, the big red mosquito does not eat other mosquitoes. Instead, it will bit bite. It will also damage the plants in gardens.

Mosquitoes breeds in steady waters. Here are some of the breeding places when filled with water: trash cans, pet water dishes, pitcher plants, swimming pool, rain gutters, and also flower pots.

The Adult Stage Would Be Probably The Most Difficult To Be Get Rid Of . It Has Wings , And It Could Fly Anywhere They Like , But We Could Not Stop Them Because We Do Not Have Wings , Unlike Them .

The adult stage is the most difficult to kill, because the other stages can be handled by treating or eliminating pooled water.

Mosquitos bite at any time of the day/night. They do not like direct sunlight and that gives the appearance of only biting at night. However if you sit in a shady spot with moist air on a sunny day they will find you.

Yes. Mosquitoes in the Algarve are common during the summer months. However, they are not vectors for malaria (last case of malaria in Portugal occured in mid 1960s). There are no risks of contracting malaria or any disease by the mosquito bite. An insect repellent, avoid wearing perfume and a good anti-itch cream will do the trick.

Only if it's green and strong enough to strangle them individually!

The section of the body behind an insect's thorax is called the abdomen

No. Mosquitoes have such a short life span for up to two weeks and they are so small they really dont need the camouflage.

Yes it lives in Africa And America Most Times It Just sits on the grass so you wont be able to see it Its also in argentinen

It has long legs, thin body, pair of long antennae and two compaud eyes.