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what happens to a mosquito after it bites a person? does it die or does it move on to its next victim?
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Moves on to next victim
Malaria parasite lives in animals. Hungry mosquito bites the infected animal - sucks up blood to feed itself - fly's off to find another animal victim (you if you're unlucky) - bites the second animal and in the process injects some of the blood and parasites from the first animal - bingo - you've got malaria and Mr Mosquito is full to bursting point ...... Damn things !!
It continues to live as long as there is food (blood) for him to eat (thats how people get dengue fever, malaria, etc..)
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Mosquitos bite u and suck up ur blood, if it doesn't fill up when it bites it moves on to the next victim until it is full of blood.
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Mosquitos only live for approximately 15 to 30 days, depending on the conditions. Only the adult females need to feed on the nutrients in blood before they can lay their eggs. This is usually a must for the female to produce eggs. Very similar to fleas. Mosquitos actually prefer animals to humans but will feed on you if they need to. If they get enough blood from you, they will lay their eggs and not bite another person as they only need blood to lay their eggs, then eventually die. Stinks to only exist to produce offspring and then die. Insects are very interesting.
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