What Diseases Do Mosquitoes Spread?
Each year, more than 700,000 deaths worldwide are linked to mosquito-borne diseases.
Learn how to identify common mosquito species and understand their behaviors. Find guides, characteristics, and visual cues to help you recognize what youโre dealing with.
Each year, more than 700,000 deaths worldwide are linked to mosquito-borne diseases.
Mosquitoes feed on blood and are known to transmit dangerous diseases. This has given rise to a lot of misinformation about mosquitoes transmitting HIV (the virus that causes AIDS). Simply put: mosquitoes do not transmit HIV.
Mosquitoes are known for biting people to feed on our blood, but in reality itโs only the females that bite us.
Hereโs a shocking fact you might not know about mosquitoes: only the females feed on blood, and only when theyโre ready to reproduce. Male mosquitoes feed mostly on nectar.
Mosquitoes are attracted to water because their eggs need water to hatch.
Mosquitoes live for approximately one week to two months.
Most species of mosquitoes require a source of stagnant water to breed. Standing water can be found in a variety of areas outside your property.
There are more than 3,000 distinct species of mosquitoes in the world. For the most part, they look similar, and have many similar characteristics.
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