What Diseases Do Mosquitoes Spread?
Globally, these little bloodsuckers are infamous for spreading diseases that have a heavy toll, causing over 700,000 deaths each year through vector-borne diseases.
Learn how to identify common mosquito species and understand their behaviors. Find guides, characteristics, and visual cues to help you recognize what you’re dealing with.
Globally, these little bloodsuckers are infamous for spreading diseases that have a heavy toll, causing over 700,000 deaths each year through vector-borne diseases.
Mosquitoes bite to obtain blood, a necessity for female mosquitoes to develop their eggs.
During the larval stage, mosquitoes feed on algae, bacteria, and other organic matter found in water. In the pupal stage, they cease feeding altogether, focusing instead on their transition to adulthood.
Mosquitoes are generally pretty opportunistic creatures, but several studies over the years have concluded that they sometimes prefer biting some people over others.
The lifespan of a mosquito is shaped by a combination of biological, environmental, and ecological factors.
Living by the water and enjoying outdoor activities like going to the beach, fishing, and camping has its perks, but it also means running into a certain abundant pest that breeds near oceans, ponds, marshes, and other water sources — the mosquito.
Adult mosquitoes are usually between ¼ and ½ inch long and weigh less than 2.5 mg.
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