Louise Hume [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
only the male mosquitoes sing, to attract the females.
So... if you hear a mosquito singing, it is a male and will not bite.
I have read this, too, but apparently the mosquitoes in Michigan haven't.
I don't know if male and female mosquitoes have a different
Louise Hume [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
only the male mosquitoes sing, to attract the females.
So... if you hear a mosquito singing, it is a male and will not bite.
I have read this, too, but apparently the mosquitoes in Michigan haven't.
I don't know if male and female mosquitoes have a
I have read, and I'm fairly sure that this is correct, that only the female
mosquitoes bite because they must have a meal of blood in order to
reproduce.
On the other hand, only the male mosquitoes sing, to attract the females.
So... if you here a mosquito singing, it is a male and will not
I think I'll keep this information, Louise, and show next summer's crop of
mosquitoes, so that they know what they're supposed to be doing
Ruth Budge (Sydney, Australia)
Louise Hume [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I have read, and I'm fairly sure
that this is correct, that only the female
