Mosquitoes

Dissolved oxygen (DO) is the amount of oxygen that is present in the water. Worms, fish, crabs and other underwater animals use gills to get oxygen from the water. Scientists generally agree that the underwater creatures need dissolved oxygen concentrations of 5.0 mg/L or more to live and thrive

Yes, you need to start with a clear broth, then salt and pepper the broth slightly. Then add your mosquito's. Make sure their dead! My Grandama made this all the time and people loved it!

Mosquitos tend to live in places where there is water nearby

Caterpillars are the larva of butterflies and moths and there are over 180,000 different species of butterflies and moths so there are over 180,000 different types of caterpillars. In regards to physical appearance, caterpillars can be small, large, fuzzy, smooth, rough, spiky, etc. The physical appearance of a caterpillar varies with each species.

Adult female mosquitoes tend to be larger than males. Male mosquitoes have plumose (feather-like or "fuzzy" antennae) and longer palps.

Behaviorally, male and female mosquitoes are also distinct in some ways. For example, only female mosquitoes take blood meals. Males subsist only on plant juices. Mosquitoes are also protandrous, meaning that the males tend to emerge as adults before females.

Mosquitoes are mainly attracted to the heat that is generated in lighting sources that produce Ultra Violet (UV) rays. So a regular light bulb in a patio light does attract pests. LED light bulbs do not give off ultra violet rays and do not emit a significant amount of heat. For this reason, mosquitoes will not generally swarm an LED light as there is nothing present to attract them to that particular light source

Well you could pretend that you have just got shot, cut, shanked, or you could even hire someone to pretend to break in, shoot you, or beat the heck out of you. Haha, or you could just almost cut your hand off doing something in the kitchen. I am talking from half experience, and watching my parents parties all the time. I'm only 14 though. And if i learn from my parents then my parties will be deadly.

No they do not sense infections in their victims. Mosquitoes are capable of catching some diseases from humans, like a staph or strep infection, but they are mostly carriers only. They are known around the world as carriers for the disease malaria. But they are not capable of transmitting HIV from one person to another. The West Nile Virus is being spread by them and is one of the dangerous diseases in the world now.

Mosquito bites go away on their own, but you can speed the process up by applying a cream such as burn cream or Neosporin, and refrain from scratching the bite which will only aggravate it more.

it lives in a rainforest? it lives in a rainforest?

Remove the flower plates, turn the containers upside down, remove dead leaves to clean the drain, clear all litter so that they don't collect litter and change the water in the vase regularly

Yes. Many water-borne diseases exist and all you need is standing water for bacteria, viruses and other pathogens to grow and spread.

Yes, there are tons of them! I just got back from there, we all have bites. They kept us awake at night buzzing in our ears. They don't have screens in Chile, so a lot more get in the house.

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An adjective is simply a word that describes traits of another word, so this depends on the context and who is describing the mosquito. Many people would describe mosquitoes as small and pesty.

Both bees and mosquitoes make the buzzing noises with their wings. Their wings are moving at such a high rate of speed that it makes the vibrations and buzzing sounds.

Ornamental ponds tend to become mosquito breeding grounds. You can keep the mosquito larvae population under control by stocking the pond with bright, exotic fish or with less exotic small native fish which are not as susceptible to bird predation. Another option would be adding a pump to agitate the water - mosquitoes will not breed in moving water.

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normally when the temperature falls consistently below 50 degrees Fahrenheit.

they spray chemicals on them

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If a mosquito bites you on a scab you will not get blood clots. This bite may cause major irritation but it will not give you blood clots.

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What happen to a larva if removed from water