Mosquitoes belong to Insecta Diptera, and there are about 3000 species in the world. It is a tiny flying insect with a piercing and sucking mouthparts. Usually females suck blood, while males suck the juice of plants. Blood-sucking female mosquitoes are intermediate hosts of pathogens such as dengue fever, malaria, yellow fever, filariasis and Japanese encephalitis. Mosquitoes are distributed on all continents except Antarctica. The most famous ones are Anopheles, Aedes and Culex.
Insects have slender bodies and feet. Mosquitoes are multicellular organisms. The size varies from species to species, but most of them are less than 15 mm, weighing about 2 ~ 2.5 mg, and one hind leg weighs only about 0.25mg. Mosquitoes have 22 teeth. There is only one pair of wings, and the other pair degenerates into a balance bar. The flying speed is about 1.5 to 2.5 kilometers per hour, and the wings of mosquitoes vibrate about 594 times per second when flying. This vibration allows us to hear the "buzzing" sound of mosquitoes flying. Mouth pricks and sucks, like a very thin syringe needle. The mouthparts of most species of female mosquitoes are suitable for sucking blood. Mosquitoes are covered with scales of different shapes and colors, which makes them appear in different colors. This is one of the important basis for identifying mosquitoes. There are also scales on the veins and scales on the trailing edge of the wing. Mostly Nocturnal Animals.
Mosquito's life goes through four stages: egg, larva, pupa and adult. Mosquitoes like to lay eggs in clear water, such as rivers, rain pools, ponds, ponds, rice fields and mountain streams. In warm seasons, eggs can hatch in about three days and begin to eat tiny microorganisms and protozoa growing in water. They lean on two air holes at the end of their bodies and suck air near the water surface. After molting, the old man finally stopped eating east and west, reduced his activities and became a pupa. After about two or three days, the pupa surfaced, shed its skin and emerged as an adult. Male and female mating is mostly in the early morning or evening. First, male mosquitoes fly in groups around treetops, eaves, windows or open spaces. Female mosquitoes seize the opportunity to join the team and mate quickly in flight. Male mosquitoes only suck grass juice and live on nectar, not blood. Female mosquitoes have to feed on blood (human or animal blood) eggs after mating to develop and mature, so only female mosquitoes can spread diseases. Female mosquitoes can lay eggs once after full blood, and they can lay eggs six to eight times in their lives, with 200 to 300 eggs each time. So killing a mosquito early is equivalent to killing hundreds of mosquitoes. It is very important to know the life history and breeding place of mosquitoes, and we can use this knowledge to kill mosquitoes vigorously. If there is no stagnant water, mosquitoes can't survive, and controlling or transforming breeding grounds is the fundamental measure to prevent mosquitoes. Mosquito larvae are the easiest to put out because they have to live in water. If you can fill the lowlands, drain the accumulated water and clean the water containers frequently, there will be no place for them to live, and you will certainly achieve good results in mosquito control.