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Theoretically, there are 400,000 mosquitoes, but the human body has a protective mechanism, and the ** around the mosquito will be filled with a lot of water, and finally the mosquito can only suck normal saline and antibodies.
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It should take tens of thousands of mosquitoes, after all, a mosquito does not suck a lot of blood each time.
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Some mosquitoes can suck blood multiple times, while others may suck blood once in their lifetime. Male mosquitoes do not suck blood, but only plant sap and nectar. Female mosquitoes must feed on human or animal blood ovaries in order to develop and lay eggs, and at the same time acquire pathogens in the process of sucking blood and become vectors of transmission.
Mosquito selectivity for the host varies from mosquito species to mosquito species. Anopheles mosquitoes, Anopheles hominensis, Aedes albopictus, Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, Culex mosquitoes tired, Culex pale mosquitoes and other bloodthirsty mosquitoes; Anopheles sinensis and Culex tribal mosquitoes are partial to the blood of domestic animals. Bloodthirsty mosquitoes can suck animal blood at the same time, and animal blood-suckers can also suck human blood.
For example, in Hainan Island, Anopheles micropheles mainly suck human blood and inhabit it, while in mainland China, Anopheles micropheles suck the blood of domestic animals to varying degrees and inhabit exogenous.
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Mosquitoes suck blood at one time. Then digested. And the blood is quickly absorbed when it gets into the mosquito's digestive tube.
Besides. The salivary glands of mosquitoes secrete substances that prevent blood clotting Mosquitoes suck blood for 4 to 5 days in order to lay eggs. So after he's done digesting it, he's going to suck another one mosquito sucking blood, and it's about 2 5 milligrams.
If you take house mosquitoes as an example (the average lifespan of house mosquitoes is about one week), you should suck blood every 30 minutes. 24 hours a day. He lived for 7 days.
Suck 5 milligrams of blood at a time. That mosquito can suck 1680 mg of blood in its lifetime. Blood mosquitoes of different blood types do not cause some effects when they suck blood, for example, if mosquitoes inhale the blood of a person with blood type A and then inhale the blood of a person with type B, will the blood clotting reaction occur?
In fact, this is not possible, because mosquitoes usually suck blood at one time, and after mosquitoes inhale the blood of type A people, they generally don't immediately suck the blood of type B people, and mosquitoes don't want to suck blood, and once the female mosquito sucks blood, it will store the blood in the digestive tube, and then gradually digest and absorb it, and after the ovaries absorb nutrients in the blood, the eggs gradually mature, and lay eggs after 4 or 5 days of blood sucking, because the amount of blood sucked by a female mosquito in her lifetime is about 2 milligrams to 5 grams, which is twice her body weight The vast majority of it is water and salt. Mosquitoes are able to suck the blood of different people.
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Because blood is food, it is the female who sucks the blood.
Whereas, males suck the sap of plants. Blood-sucking female mosquitoes are intermediate hosts for other pathogens such as dengue, malaria, yellow fever, filariasis, Japanese encephalitis, etc.
Mosquitoes are found on all continents except Antarctica. Among them, the genera Anopheles, Aedes and Culex are the most famous.
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Mosquito blood-sucking is closely related to the regulation of micro-RNA-1174 (miR-1174) genes.
Scientists from Southwest University found that mosquitoes' desire to suck blood is controlled by a gene in the body, and when this gene is removed, the taste of mosquitoes will change greatly, and they no longer like to drink blood, but drink sugar water instead; Even if you drink blood, you will have indigestion.
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Only female mosquitoes bite, but they don't bite every time they encounter a person. It bites and sucks blood, mainly because it needs human blood to reproduce the next generation, and uses the blood it sucks to lay hundreds or thousands of eggs.
The mosquito relies on its tentacles and sensors on its three pairs of legs. When you fall asleep, you exhale carbon dioxide and mosquitoes slowly follow the scent, buzzing over your head while using its proximity sensor to measure the humidity, temperature, and composition of your sweat in order to determine if you are a suitable target.
In general, mosquitoes love to bite these people:
1 dark-colored ** person;
2 People with high body temperature;
3 Those who are physically strong;
4 He who sweateth much;
5 People with large lung capacity and deep breathing;
6 Active;
7 He who has scent;
8 Those clothed in dark clothes;
9 People who expose their bodies.
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Why do mosquitoes suck blood, and where does the blood end up? After reading the knowledge.
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The blood-sucking dao mosquito is a female mosquito, and the mosquito's mouthpiece is a stinging mouthpart. It consists of an upper inner lip (dao upper lip pharynx), 1 in the tongue, and 1 pair in the upper and lower jaws, which form an elongated needle-like structure and are contained in the sheath-like lower lip. The upper inner lip is elongated, and the ventral concave surface forms the inner wall of the food tube.
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Mosquitoes are anemic, and they need to absorb something from the human blood that they cannot synthesize on their own, similar to the vitamin in the body.
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Because blood is delicious food. In the mosquito family, it is the female mosquitoes who suck blood, because blood is their favorite food, especially those who are prone to sweating, have a high body temperature, and have relatively more secretions, and are easily attacked by female mosquitoes in the hot summer. The mouth needle of the male mosquito is very short, and it cannot penetrate the ** of the human body, and usually feeds on grass juice.
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It is the female mosquito that sucks blood, in order to survive and reproduce, just like why people can't do without food and water, this is a truth!
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The blood contains proteins that are necessary for female mosquitoes to produce egg cells, and it is also the energy of female mosquitoes**.
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The male drinks grass juice, and the female has to give birth to a baby and drink blood to supplement nutrition.
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In order to survive mosquitoes sucking blood can reproduce offspring.
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Mosquitoes only suck blood from females, and cannot reproduce without sucking blood.
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Because mosquitoes have this blood-sucking gene, which is instinctive.
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Replenish your nutrients! If you don't like to bite, make yourself incense, and mosquitoes won't be able to find you.
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It's for. Reproduction.
The male mosquitoes among the mosquitoes do not suck blood, but only plant sap and nectar. Female mosquitoes can suck plant sap to keep the individual alive, but must feed on human or animal blood before the ovaries can develop and reproduce. If a mature female mosquito can easily suck the blood of a human or animal, she can usually lay eggs once every two days, so she can lay eggs 3 or 7 times in her lifetime, and there are also less than one time and more than ten times, ranging from dozens to hundreds of eggs each time.
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The blood-sucking mosquitoes are all female mosquitoes, and they have sucked the blood to lay eggs! ~
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