What is the name of a bloodsucking bug? 50

This insect is commonly found in cattle and is called a tick.

Blood-sucking bugs are: mosquitoes, locusts, fleas, ticks, blood-sucking insects, etc.

Mosquitoes belong to the order Diptera, the family Culicidae, also known as "mosquitoes", and are the most important group of medical insects. Mosquitoes are widely distributed and have many species, and so far there have been 3 subfamilies (Macropheles subfamily, Anopheles subfamily, Culex subfamily), 35 genera, and more than 3,600 species and subspecies of mosquitoes recorded in the world.

More than 370 species have been discovered in China, of which more than half are mosquito species of the three genera Anopheles, Culex mosquitoes and Aedes mosquitoes.

The main differences between mosquitoes and other dipteran insects are:1. The beak is slender, several times longer than the head, which is convenient for sucking liquid food or piercing and sucking blood.

2. The wing veins are special and have scales.

3. The foot is slender, and there are scales on the foot and other parts of the body.

The males are stubby and short, with an average body length of 16 mm, and are milky white. The female is slender, the anterior end is slender, the average body length is 20 mm, and the back part of the body is dark brown because the intestinal tube is filled with digested hemoglobin.

Females are often in the male cuddle groove and are in a state of hugging, and the two are parasitic in the hepatic portal vein and mesenteric venous systems of humans and mammals such as cattle, sheep, pigs, rats, rabbits, etc.

Adults of both sexes have small nodules or spinous protrusions on the body surface of part or all, the mouth and abdominal suckers are located at the front end of the worm, the worm body is adsorbed on the inner wall of the vein by the suckers, and through the mouth and the abdomen suckers, they prostrate and migrate to the vein terminal of the intestinal submucosa, where they mate and lay eggs, the eggs are oval, light yellow, and the eggs contain tricariae.

If you suck blood, it will not cause death, but it will hurt a little, if it is big, it will hurt very much, and if it is small, it will be a slight pain, not very painful.

In this case, it is recommended that you go to a local public hospital to check the specific situation, and you must pay attention to your personal diet and hygiene.

The above ** are two kinds of bloodsucking insects, are you scared to watch?

Blood-sucking bugs include mosquitoes, fleas, bed bugs, leeches, flies, etc.

1. Mosquitoes Mosquitoes are very widely distributed, with many species, more than 370 species have been found in China, of which more than half of the mosquito species of the three genera of Anopheles mosquitoes, Culex mosquitoes and Aedes mosquitoes are mainly fed by sucking blood.

Second, fleas fleas mainly feed on the blood coarse celery, blood sucking is the only way for adult fleas to take in nutrition, only by sucking enough blood, fleas can mate, lay eggs, is a veritable "vampire".

3. Bed bugs Bed bugs are also known as ticks, psyllids, bed bugs, flat mantis, etc., as long as the bed bugs hatch out of the eggs, they will suck blood, and after being bitten by bed bugs, there will be redness, swelling, itching and other immune reaction symptoms.

4. Leech The locust is a blood-sucking insect.

5. Flies. Flies are insects of the order Diptera Shorthorned suborder Fly family Male flies do not suck blood, female flies suck blood during the day, look like flies, but the main difference with flies is that flies are fat, flies are strong, its mouth is quite sharp, can pierce people or animals, suck the blood that flows out, so it is as annoying as a mosquito, gadfly likes to suck the blood of animals such as cows and horses, and also likes to suck human blood.

Mosquitoes, lice, etc.

Mosquitoes belong to the family of insects of the genus Diptera, and there are about 3,000 species worldwide. It is a small flying insect with stinging and sucking mouthparts. Usually females feed on blood, while males suck the sap of plants.

Adults and nymphs of lice suck blood on the host for life. The hosts are mainly terrestrial mammals, a few are marine mammals, and humans are often parasitized. Lice are not only harmful to blood sucking, but also make the host itchy and uneasy, and can transmit many important human and animal diseases.

Blood-sucking bugs include: mosquitoes, bed bugs, leeches, gadfly, ticks, etc.

1. Mosquitoes

More than 370 species have been found in China, of which more than half of the mosquito species of the three genera of Anopheles mosquitoes, Culex mosquitoes and Aedes mosquitoes are found. Male mosquitoes usually only suck nectar or plant stem juice, while female mosquitoes need to keep sucking blood until the eggs in their bodies are mature. Mosquitoes are not picky eaters, whether they are humans or poultry or beasts, as long as they are warm-blooded animals, they cannot escape its claws.

2. Bed bugs

Bed bugs, also known as ticks, psyllids, bed bugs, flat mantises, etc., bed bugs will suck blood as soon as they hatch from the eggs.

3. Leeches

Leech, commonly known as locust, is a blood-sucking animal that lives in water, once it sucks somewhere on the body, it can't be picked off, and it must be smoked with fire or sprinkled with salt to separate it from **.

4. Gadfly

Gadfly looks like a magnified version of a fly, don't look at the name gadfly, but they don't just suck the blood of cows, as long as they are warm-blooded animals, they will basically attack, and they like to be active when the temperature is high and the light is strong.

5. Ticks

Ticks are also a kind of blood-sucking insects, humans, domestic animals and even birds may become their targets, generally growing in some wild grasses, bushes and other places in the countryside, it is very small, but it can expand many times after sucking blood.