Why are so many people together, but it s always you who bites mosquitoes?

What kind of creatures do you hate the most in the summer? I think most people think of mosquitoes. Mosquitoes are social animals and have the dual function of transmitting diseases.

Mosquito bites are very harmful to human health. According to a WHO survey of 100 countries around the world, mosquitoes kill about 4.5 million people, infect 200,000 people and cause malaria to 7.5 million people every year.

People who are prone to attracting mosquitoes. People who sweat easily. Pregnant women, children, the elderly and other special populations.

Mosquitoes are more likely to bite people who emit more carbon dioxide, as well as people with higher body temperatures, and people who wear dark-colored clothing, all of whom prefer to attract mosquito bites.

Mosquitoes like to bite people with more developed sweat glands, which may also be because they emit more carbon dioxide. These two types of people prefer mosquitoes.

I think mosquitoes like to bite people who sweat because I like to sweat and mosquitoes are the only ones in the crowd.

Why do some people like to attract mosquitoes? This is an interesting question that makes us think deeply about the relationship between humans and nature. From multiple perspectives, we can approach this question from the following aspects.

There is a genetic theory in the world called "ABO blood type". It is said that the blood type contained in the human body has an effect on the preference of mosquitoes. For example, people with blood type O will be bitten more by mosquitoes, while blood type A will be ignored by mosquitoes.

Since each person's blood type is different, this also results in some people being more susceptible to mosquito bites than others.

We can analyze it from an odor perspective. Everyone has a unique scent, and mosquitoes are very sensitive to certain smells. For example, sweating profusely, wearing black or purple clothes, etc., can make it easier for mosquitoes to "find" you.

Alcohol, perfumes, and body lotions, among others, may also attract mosquitoes.

In addition, environmental factors are also important factors affecting mosquito populations and behaviors. Summer is a time when mosquitoes breed and are active, so they are more susceptible to mosquito infestation at this time. Disturbed living conditions may also have an impact on mosquito populations, such as living in areas with dense vegetation and near water sources, which are more likely to be bitten by mosquitoes.

We can also look at this from a nutritional perspective. Some studies have shown that deficiencies in certain nutrients may cause the body to emit a smell that may make mosquitoes more interested in you. For example, people who are deficient in vitamin B1 emit a smell that interests mosquitoes.

Attracting mosquitoes is not an uncommon thing. A variety of factors may contribute to one person being more susceptible to mosquito bites than another. Sometimes we can't change our blood type or body odor, but we can reduce the chance of mosquito bites by being mindful of our environment and diet.

Either way, remember to protect yourself with insect repellent or other effective insect repellent measures!