What Do You Know About Mosquitoes?

Blog   2017-08-08      2,447    0

Culicidae is a family of insects in the Diptera. The family is commonly referred to mosquitoes and is a small flying insect with a piercing mouthpiece. Usually, the female USES the blood as food, while the male USES the juice of the plant. Bloodsucking females are intermediate hosts of dengue, malaria, yellow fever, filariasis, Japanese encephalitis and other pathogens. There is a mosquito distribution in every continent except Antarctica.

The average life span of the mosquito is not long, the female is 3 ~ 100 days, the male is 10 ~ 20 days.

Mosquitoes have male and female points, males have filamentous antennae, and the antennae are generally thicker than female mosquitoes. Their food is nectar and plant juice. Female mosquitoes need to bite animals to promote the maturity of their eggs before breeding.

In mosquito saliva, there is a material that has diastolic blood vessels and anticoagulant action, which makes it easier for the blood to flow to the bite. When bitten by a mosquito, the victim’s skin often appears as a bag and itching. Almost everyone has a bad thing about being bitten by a mosquito. The mosquito can’t open its mouth, so it doesn’t bite into the skin. It’s actually puncturing the human skin with six needles, which are the center of the mosquito’s food mouth. These short stitches are just like needles in blood. Mosquitoes also release saliva containing anticoagulants to prevent blood clotting, so that it can eat well. When the mosquitoes eat and drink and leave, they leave behind an itchy bump. However, the sensation of itching is not due to short needles or needles

Mosquito bite every time sucking about one over five thousand milliliters of blood, after every meal, the mosquito is usually in the birthplace of 2 kilometers within the scope of activities, but activities range of up to 180 kilometers. In order to avoid suffering from any diseases delivered by mosquitoes, you need Arrow, your best mosquito repellent to help.

The total number of spawning eggs for each female is about 1,000 to 3,000, and they typically come from the surface of the water, and two days later they hatch into the larvae of the aquatic larvae, the wiggler. The larvae feed on algae in the water, and they grow into pupae after four peeling, floating on the surface of the water, resulting in the rupture of the pupa’s epidermis and the birth of young mosquitoes.

The life history of mosquito includes egg, larva, pupa, adult 4 parts, normal egg 1-2 days, larval stage 5-7 days, pupa 2-3 days, adult feather to suck blood to lay eggs 3-7 days, whole generation 1-2 weeks or so.

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