Insects ...The mosquitoes Bug Animal ....( Phylum- Arthropoda )
"Mosquitoes Bug Animal".
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Mosquitoes Bug Animal
01.12.2020
It is a kind of animal. These animals are small species of insects. Animals of this species are often compared to some species of flies. This species is called mosquito.
Although these mosquitoes are small in size, they are often dangerous because they are adept at spreading germs. These mosquitoes suck blood from the bodies of humans as well as various mammals and infect germs.
They can also spread germs in a variety of ways, such as sitting on food and drinking water. The spread of these mosquitoes causes various diseases in the human body such as dengue, malaria, yellow fever, etc.
There are many species of these mosquitoes and there are different types depending on the species. Of these many species, some species do not absorb blood.
However, mosquitoes that absorb blood absorb some of the blood from high to low levels of blood pressure, but they do not re-infect. However, female mosquitoes absorb more blood and cause serious infections.
If we look at the statistics of the spread of mosquito bites, it can be seen that thousands / millions of people are infected with mosquito bites every year. This female mosquito is called female Anopheles mosquito.
The female adult mosquitoes can adapt to all environments and spread their eggs everywhere, such as laying eggs in waterlogged areas, then in ponds, laying eggs in closed water bodies, and often in aquatic plants.