Why do mosquitoes like bright places?

On the surface, we seem to like mosquitoes like light, but they are not. Mosquitoes like warmer places, and I remember watching a science and technology show that studied that the temperature that mosquitoes like is between human body temperature and chicken body temperature (37 degrees +). Moreover, in some countries in Europe and the United States, there are mosquito control boxes on the street, which attract mosquitoes by temperature.

Back to the topic, in addition to sunlight and moonlight, most of the light we see is the light of electric lights, and the light of electric lights will generate heat, and the temperature is rarely higher than 37 degrees, so we seem to prefer mosquitoes to places with light. Do you think they like us more than this place with light, hehe.

Dark. You're not hot!

1. Mosquitoes are afraid of light but don't like the light too dark, and they like to suck blood in a low-light environment.

2. Mosquitoes fly to dark places, and mosquitoes are rarely encountered during the day. Mosquitoes only start to get on when it's almost dark, and mosquitoes are rampant at night. Therefore, it likes to be dark, and the reason why it flies to the bright place at night is because there are people in the bright place, and people will produce carbon dioxide when they breathe, and mosquitoes are flying towards carbon dioxide.

3. For mosquitoes, the carbon dioxide and sweat discharged by the human body are effective information to guide it to find its prey. It mainly relies on its olfactory organs, that is, a pair of horns on its head, to perceive the "information" of the human body in the air and follow the traces.

4. Mosquitoes also like to fly to places with temperature, so the body surface of the human body or animals is the place where mosquitoes are willing to go.

5. Mosquitoes need to lay eggs in a place where there is water, so don't use the water at home and pour it out in time.

Mosquitoes don't like lights, mosquitoes are afraid of light, they like to fly in low-light environments, so it is generally easier to attract mosquito bites in the evening is this reason, in the case of low light, mosquitoes can rely on the sense of smell and the heat and carbon dioxide released by the human body to distinguish the direction of people.

What kind of people are easy to attract mosquitoes.

Mosquitoes are more sensitive to carbon dioxide, and people who breathe heavily will exhale more carbon dioxide, so people who breathe heavily are more likely to attract mosquito bites.

When the human body sweats after exercise, the body temperature will be a little higher, and this heat has a certain attraction to mosquitoes, and the smell of the body will be aggravated after sweating, which will attract mosquitoes more.