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Mosquitoes are most known for their bites. But why do mosquitoes bite in the first place? Female mosquitoes need a blood meal in order to reproduce, which is why they bite you. Mosquitoes also bite small animals and birds. While their bites are typically mild, some can cause marks and rashes on your skin.
Globally, mosquito bites are linked to a number of transmitted diseases.ย Luckily, mosquito-borne diseases in Lubbock TX are rare. Nonetheless, a mosquito bite is something no one wants to deal with.
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Female mosquitoes are the only mosquitoes to bite, and they do so in order to retrieve nutrients within our blood. These nutrients are necessary for the development of eggs. So, once a female mosquito bites, she is able to breed and lay eggs. Male mosquitoes do not bite. While we refer to this activity as โbitingโ, in reality, the female mosquito is piercing your skin with her proboscis, almost like a needle. The proboscis contains two tubes, unlike just the one in a hypodermic syringe. One of these tubes injects saliva that contains a mix of chemicals to reduce pain, thin your blood and prevent it from clotting. The other is used to suck up the blood.
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Get A FREE QuoteMosquito bites most frequently occur on exposed parts of the body.ย The most common symptoms that result from a mosquito bite are:
Although mosquitoes prefer to bite humans, they can also bite your pets. Short-haired cats and dogs are more likely to be bitten, as mosquitoes have easier access to the skin. That said, mosquitoes can bite any pet easily on their nose, ears, or belly. In addition to giving your pets irritating bite marks, mosquitoes can transmit diseases to animals just like they can to humans. Always take your pet to your veterinarian if you notice any odd symptoms from a mosquito bite.
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