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Mosquito bites itch due to an allergic reaction when the mosquito bites and injects saliva. Mosquitoes have a complex life cycle that requires water and includes eggs, larvae, pupae, and adult stages. Only female mosquitoes bite to obtain blood needed for egg production, and there are over 3,500 mosquito species worldwide. The malaria parasite can be transmitted to humans via an infected mosquito bite.
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- 1. Mosquito Bites: why they itch? By: Kassidy Waszak
- 2. Evolution of Mosquitoes egg;larva;pupae;adult must have water to complete cycle life span- 4days-1month females tend to live longer- only ones that bite 3,500 species of mosquitoes
- 3. The Mosquito slender bodies 3 sections- head, thorax, and abdomen antennae wing proboscis
- 4. Malaria ~if mosquito has the malaria parasite ~transmitted by blood ~multiplication of the malaria parasites within red blood cells
- 5. Why do they itch? When the blood vessels expand, nerves in the area become irritated by the swelling.-this causes itching