What Diseases Do Mosquitoes Spread?
Each year, 700,000 deaths are reported to be caused by vector-borne diseases such as the ones that mosquitoes pass on.
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.
Each year, 700,000 deaths are reported to be caused by vector-borne diseases such as the ones that mosquitoes pass on.
Although mosquitoes take blood from us, they do not return any foreign blood back to replace it.
Mosquitoes are known around the world for their bites. Female mosquitoes use their proboscis to feed on blood by piercing the skin.
Blood doesn’t actually play an essential role in sustaining a mosquito’s diet. In fact, only female mosquitoes feed on blood, and they do so only to prepare their bodies for reproduction.
Mosquitoes will flock to places where they can reproduce. This is why we often find mosquitoes around standing water.
Mosquitoes only live for a month or two in most cases. However, they are constantly reproducing during their lifetime, meaning the population is in a continual cycle.
Most species of mosquitoes have to find a source of stagnant water in order to breed. Stagnant water can be found in many places around your property.
There are upwards of 3,000 species of mosquitoes worldwide, but they all have similar characteristics.
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