Getting mosquito bites can be very unpleasant. They can cause swelling, itchiness, and can even spread infections. However, there are ways to make yourself less attractive to these pests. One…Continue readingWhy Don’t Mosquitoes Bite Me?
Despite the fact that they may be a pest to humans, mosquitoes are a vital part of the ecosystem. They are not only good pollinators, but they are also a…Continue readingDo Mosquitoes Have a Purpose?
Among the thousands of species of mosquitos, only about a dozen carry germs that may cause illness to humans. They also are a tasty treat for many animals, including frogs…Continue readingDo Mosquitoes Have a Purpose?
Besides visual cues, female mosquitoes also use smell and temperature to find their next human victim. They are especially attracted to people who are hot, sweaty, and have a strong…Continue readingHow Do Mosquitoes Find You?
Besides being deadly, mosquitoes are also known to carry a variety of diseases. The majority of these diseases are transmitted through the bite of infected mosquitoes. Some of these diseases…Continue readingWhat Mosquitoes Carry Diseases
During the summer months, you’ll notice a lot of mosquitoes around you. Fortunately, there are natural ways to repel them. These methods are safer than chemical insect repellents. One of…Continue readingHow Does Lemongrass Repel Mosquitoes?
Several diseases are carried by mosquitoes, including malaria, dengue hemorrhagic fever, and Zika. They are the world’s most dangerous animals. There are more than 3,000 species of mosquitoes in the…Continue readingHow Many Mosquitoes Are in the World?
Identifying which birds eat mosquitoes may help you control the population of these tiny insects. Fortunately, there are several species that regularly eat this pest. The Baltimore Oriole is an…Continue readingWhich Birds Eat Mosquitoes?
Often times mosquitoes bite you for the reason of spreading disease. They can smell carbon dioxide in your breath, as well as lactic acid and ammonia. When they bite, the…Continue readingWhy Does Mosquitoes Bite You?
During the mosquito’s life cycle, there are four distinct stages. These stages include an egg, a larva, a pupa, and an adult. Each stage has a different duration, based on…Continue readingHow Do Mosquitoes Reproduce?
During the warmer parts of the year, mosquitoes can be a problem. They can bite at night, and they may even live inside your home. They can also spread diseases…Continue readingWhen Do Mosquitoes Go Away at Night?
During the early days of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) there were fears that mosquitoes could spread the disease to humans. However, it has been proven that this is not…Continue readingCan You Get HIV From Mosquitoes?
Despite the fact that mosquitoes buzz around your head and sting you, they don’t bite you continuously. There are many reasons for this. For instance, some people are naturally immune…Continue readingWhy Do Mosquitoes Not Bite Me Continuously?
Whether you’re gardening or just enjoying the outdoors, lavender can help ward off bugs. It’s one of many flowering plants that naturally repel mosquitoes. When used in combination with other…Continue readingDo Mosquitoes Like Lavender?
During the breeding season, mosquitoes lay their eggs near water, in moist areas, in puddles, and in places where flooding has occurred. They prefer warmer climates with plenty of stagnant…Continue readingWhere Do Mosquitoes Lay Their Eggs?
Whether you are planning a trip to the islands or you are a resident, you may be wondering: does Hawaii have mosquitoes? Mosquitoes are known to carry diseases such as…Continue readingDoes Hawaii Have Mosquitoes?
Using peppermint oil to repel mosquitoes is a natural approach. Its cooling and soothing effect can help to ease itchy mosquito bites. You can apply it to your skin, doors,…Continue readingDoes Peppermint Oil Repel Mosquitoes?
During summer, most mosquitoes lay their eggs in water. They breed in ponds, still pools, puddles, and marshes. Some species will also lay their eggs in saltwater. Some species, however,…Continue readingWhere Does Mosquitoes Lay Their Eggs?