Can mosquitoes freeze to death, can you turn on the air conditioner to freeze mosquitoes to death?

Absolutely, according to expert experiments.

Mosquitoes freeze to death in the winter, but mosquito eggs do not, so mosquitoes always appear on time in the summer.

Yes, when the temperature drops below 10, mosquitoes stop breeding and die in large numbers, with only a few surviving hiding in warm and sheltered places.

Under normal circumstances, mosquitoes do not freeze to death, unless the temperature is extremely low, but when the temperature is low, mosquitoes will lose their vitality and will not bite again.

Absolutely. Winter is so cold, of course I froze to death. But his eggs don't freeze. The next year it will come out to bite.

If you leave a mosquito in the cold, he'll freeze to death. If you're asking, most of them freeze to death in the winter, but there are a lot of mosquito eggs in the water, and when the water gets warm, they turn into mosquitoes and fly into the sky.

Mosquitoes can freeze to death.

I guess I can, but mosquitoes are rarely seen in winter.

It can't freeze to death, but it can freeze so much that it can't fly.

I don't know if mosquitoes can freeze to death, but I rarely see mosquitoes in winter because the air is too dry, and mosquitoes can be easily air-dried!

You can do an experiment by putting an uninjured mosquito in a ventilated container that can trap the mosquito, blowing it on a fan, and it will be done in a few minutes.

Yes, there is still this season now, and they will be over in ten days.

Adults can survive, but mosquito eggs can survive in early childhood.

No, it won't! Only those who starve to death, how can anyone freeze to death!

I think I can see mosquito corpses on the balcony in winter.

If they could, there would be no such inferior creatures in the world (although some scientists believe that there are none).

Insects just go dormant when they are cold!

Generally, there are many people who die, and there will be some who live.

There are so many answers here, who do you believe? Simple, it's most convincing for you to try it yourself, seeing is believing.

No. However, it can prevent mosquito bites.

Because in a low temperature environment, mosquito activity will be lower, which will lead to a decrease in the number of mosquito bites. Mosquitoes can rely on human sweat to find humans, and in low temperatures, our body surface is not easy to produce sweat, so mosquitoes are less attractive.

Ways to prevent mosquito bites:

1. Dried orange peel: Lighting dried orange peel indoors can replace mosquito coils, which can not only repel mosquitoes, but also eliminate the odor in the house.

2. Take vitamin B1: Mosquitoes don't like the smell of vitamin B, so it can't bite you. Especially when you go out in the wild, eat 3-4 days in advance, and mosquitoes will stay away from you.

3. Applying soybean oil: A new study published in the New England Journal of Medicine found that mosquito repellents made from soybean oil are as effective as ordinary mosquito repellents containing chemical mosquito repellents.

4. Star anise and fennel bathing: use two star anise and fennel in the condiment, soak them in a warm basin, and bathe with their water, mosquitoes dare not get close.

5. Skillfully use mothballs: grind mothballs and sprinkle them in the corner of the house. (If you have children at home, please pay attention to safety).

6. Use less soap and perfume: Mosquitoes like to eat nectar dew, so the probability of being bitten by mosquitoes will increase after using perfumes, cosmetics, creams and other items with floral fragrance. However, not all scents will attract mosquitoes, such as the cologne commonly used by men because of the sandalwood fragrance, which can play a role in repelling mosquitoes.

The temperature of the air-conditioned room is as low as 16-28 degrees Celsius, and mosquitoes cannot freeze to death. When the temperature is low, the mosquitoes are less active, and they all hide in corners and do not come out, or fly to other hot places.

Mosquitoes are sensitive to temperature, and their habit is to be afraid of cold! Turn on the air conditioner and turn down the temperature appropriately, and it will basically be inactive. Not freezing to death.

It is not possible to freeze to death, but when the temperature is low, mosquitoes will not bite.

It doesn't freeze to death, and the mosquito doesn't seem to be very active when the temperature is low, but in fact, it can be smoked directly with an electric mosquito coil.

The favorite temperature of mosquitoes is around 30, which is too high to stand. In autumn, when the climate gets cold and the temperature drops below 10, they stop breeding and go into hibernation without food or movement, until they wake up and come out again the following spring.

Therefore, turning on the air conditioner can only reduce the activity of mosquitoes, but not freeze them to death. If it is cold to the extent that mosquitoes freeze to death, it must be that people are frozen to death before mosquitoes can freeze to death.

It's good to kill it directly with mosquito coils or electric mosquito swatters, not only does the air conditioner have no effect, but it also costs electricity, and you have to freeze half to death.

No, at most, the mosquitoes are not very active, so they find a place to sleep.

You froze to death. Mosquitoes can't die... That's embarrassing.

10 degrees or less.

Most mosquitoes die in large numbers below 10 degrees Celsius, with the exception of a few snow mosquitoes. Most mosquitoes are most active at 37 degrees Celsius, the frequency of biting decreases at 27 degrees Celsius, rarely bites at 17 degrees Celsius, and below 10 degrees Celsius, mosquitoes will stop breeding and will die in large numbers.

Physiological ecology. 1) Field-pond type: Field-pond type mainly includes large or large waterlogged places such as paddy fields, swamps, reed ponds, various ponds, grass ponds, artificial lakes, etc., which are the main breeding grounds of Anopheles sinensis and Culex tribanda.

2) Slow-flow type: The slow-flow type mainly includes clean streams, irrigation ditches, stream beds, waterlogged terraces, seepage pit banks, etc., which are the main breeding grounds of Anopheles microphyllum.

3) Jungle type: The jungle type mainly includes small clean water bodies such as mountain streams under the thick shade of the jungle, shady mountain stream beds, stone caves, spring pools, etc., which are the main breeding grounds of Anopheles mosquitoes.

4) Sewage type: The sewage type mainly includes stagnant water, gutters, sewers, sewage pits, manholes, shallow pools, clear water manure tanks, manure accumulation pits, and sewage pools, which are the main breeding grounds for Culex pale and tired Culex mosquitoes.

5) Container type: including artificial containers (such as cylinders, cans, jars, buckets, basins, bowls, bottles, boxes, waste tires, etc.) and plant containers (such as tree holes, bamboo tubes, leaf axils, coconut shells and other parts that can accumulate water), which are the main breeding grounds of Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus.

Adult mosquitoes can stop on the surface of the water by the tension of the water surface, and if soap is put in the water to break the tension of the water surface, the mosquitoes will drown.

What are the larvae of mosquitoes? , that is, it lives in the water, but the adult flies into the air, so it can only be said that the adult mosquito will drown in the water.

No, because mosquitoes are laying eggs in the water.

Poor mosquito, the Bodhisattva blesses it with an early transcendence, Amitabha!! Good, good!!

A normal live mosquito can stop on the surface of the water, but if you help it stay in the water, it will die.

That's for sure, if you put a basin of water, you might drown a lot of mosquitoes.

Mosquitoes can't breathe in the water and, of course, drown.

It's interesting, but I don't know.

It could also be a problem with the water -

The landlord is so emotional.

The people who did the task came to watch o(o