What Diseases Do Mosquitoes Spread?
Out of more than 200 mosquito species in the U.S., only about a dozen are known to spread disease.
Out of more than 200 mosquito species in the U.S., only about a dozen are known to spread disease.
Mosquitoes are well-known for their bites. Female mosquitoes use their proboscis to puncture skin and feed on blood.
In addition to water, mosquitoes are attracted to your blood, breath, and scent, and while some individuals seem to be more attractive to mosquitoes than others, these pests will take any opportunity to feed.
Mosquitoes have a lifespan ranging from one to two months.
Mosquitoes often lay eggs in stagnant water, making any standing water around your home a potential risk.
Although mosquitoes are often mistaken for other bugs, their two defining characteristics make them stand out: their scale-covered wings, which give them a fringe-like look, and their long, beak-like proboscis.
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