Mosquito

A blood-sucking mosquito. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Anti-mosquito drones

Mosquitoes can transmit deadly diseases, such as West Nile fever. Is it possible to prevent this by using drones that will scatter more mosquitoes in the air?
Aedes aegypti mosquito sucks blood. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Deadliest Predator: How Mosquitoes Use Infrared to Hunt Humans

The Asian tiger mosquito Aedes albopictus illustration: depositphotos.com

The Asian tiger mosquito - are you to blame for West Nile fever in Israel?

Asian tiger mosquitoes are responsible for West Nile fever but also for other serious diseases, and the proliferation of these mosquitoes, and mosquitoes in general, is closely linked to the climate crisis.
Blood-sucking mosquitoes, one of the most dangerous disease carriers. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Genetically modified mosquitoes - now proven to be a success

Researchers spread transgenic mosquito eggs containing a genetic defect that they transfer to the mosquito population in areas plagued by mosquito-borne diseases, thereby reducing the mosquito population to a considerable extent
The Anopheles mosquito, the carrier of malaria. Image: depositphotos.com

The goal: stopping the reproduction of malaria mosquitoes. The middle: genetic editing of the Y chromosome

The middle: genetic editing of the Y chromosome
Elimination of mosquito pests through genetic engineering. Infographics

Mosquito genetics

A doctor examines children in Africa. Photo: shutterstock

Africa begins to spread genetically modified mosquitoes

orange tree The essential oil in orange peels is very suitable for eliminating mosquito larvae. Photography: Ronnie Macdonald.

Oranges against mosquitoes

Illustration: James Gathany / CDC.

The Israeli mosquito that brought the fever to America

The Aedes aegypt mosquito, which is among the transmitters of the Zika virus. Source: James Gathany / PHIL, CDC.

The diseases spread by climate change

The Aedes aegypt mosquito, which is among the transmitters of the Zika virus. Source: James Gathany / PHIL, CDC.

The mosquitoes will save us from... the mosquitoes

Aedes aegypti mosquito bites a person. Photo: shutterstock

The mosquitoes and the bacteria will fight the fever

A mosquito bite. Photo: shutterstock

German and Israeli scientists have developed a means to prevent malaria

Adult Aedes aegypti mosquito. From Wikipedia

The Destroying Garden / Bijal P. Trivedi

The mosquitoes that carry malaria

Flowers sprayed with toxic sugar will defeat malaria

A female mosquito of the species Culiseta longiareolata. Photo: from Wikipedia

A world without mosquitoes

Tiger mosquito = Asian leopard = Aedes albopictus

A scientific breakthrough may help in the fight against mosquitoes

Tiger mosquito = Asian leopard = Aedes albopictus

Mosquitoes and birds versus sprays

A four-legged robot learned to change its movement style to traverse a forest and jump over obstacles

Mosquitoes love sweets too

throwing. From Wikipedia

Painless injections