I'm here becasue of a Linguamarina's suggestion. I'm improving my English proficiency because I want to study a Master's degree in Canada, and one of the requirements is to write the TOEFL or IELTS exam. I found this video really interesting. I love walking in the mountains, going camping and playing football. Frecquently, when I am in a expedition I used to be bitten a lot for insects. Now that I've learnt something more about mosquitoes, I think I understand why this happens to me. Thanks for the information.

I have always thought that women are less attractive to mosquitoes. Perhaps this can also be reserched. The video was not only helpful for my English skills, but I learned that DNA also affects which person is more attractive to mosquitoes. I'm here becasue of a Linguamarina's suggestion. Today is my first day, let´s do it.

I think, mosquitoes bites are usually itchy, but sometimes not. I think it is according to where the mosquitoes live. If the mosquitoes live in a trash can, they are usually easy to kill and not itchy. But if the mosquitoes are from places that we usually think it is clean like home, I usually find their bite really itchy. How about you?

In my opinion, even though mosquitoes have small bodies, mosquitoes are still insects that annoy humans. Mosquitoes that bite humans can cause the bitten part to itch and that can disturb the human activities. And because of this, humans think mosquitoes are annoying insects and many humans also kill mosquitoes because they didn't want to get bitten.

You need to be pregnant, high metabolism body management or at least you have to breathe note so you can produce carbondioxide to attracted by mosquitos. Only female mosquitos that suck your blood to produce eggs.

malaria has killed more people than people have killed people. They are the most dangerous animal in the world. By some estimates, mosquitoes have killed more than half of the humans who have ever lived. In my opinion, mosquitoes are the most annoying animals, their size are small but really dangerous.

there are several reasons why mosquitoes are attracted to humans, there is genetics, maybe also blood type and are also more attracted to pregnant people. and also the main signal likes to follow is carbon dioxide. so that means if you have a higher metabolism , or if you've just been exercising , or if you're a bigger person.

A quick summary to the video, basically, mosquitoes are more attracted to bite some people than others because of genetics. If you do a DNA test, you can see that in your chromosomes, some people might have certain letter differences. These different letters in your chromosomes might have either more protection against mosquito bites or more attraction towards mosquito bites. For twins, identical twins will have a closer amount of mosquito attraction instead of fraternal twins because of how similar their genetics are compared to fraternal twins. People with higher metabolism can also attract mosquitoes more.

The video explained that only adult female mosquitos bite us humans. Mosquitos needs our blood protein to help produce eggs. However some people is more likely to get bitten by mosquitos, this has something to do with our genes and DNA. The research was done by using the Y-Tube test with twins. And it proves that with different DNA it can change our attractiveness to mosquitos. I think I’m someone that is considered to be attractive by mosquitos. Even now, as I’m writting this I’ve been bitten by more than one mosquitos and it made me so itchy. As it turns out, our attractiveness is affected by the carbondioxide we produce, the more carbondioxide we produce, the likelier mosquitos would bite us. And I am someone who does excersice regularly

Mosquitoes are one of the most dangerous animals for human health. They can deliver malaria, which can be transferred to our body by mosquitoes. Our likeliness of being bitten by mosquitoes is partially genetically related. An experiment done by scientists using "Y-Tube Test" proves this to be right. A study also found that there are 7 locations in our DNA that seem to be associated and correlated with mosquito attractiveness. Mosquitoes also seem to be attracted by carbon dioxide and other volatiles, such as lactid acid, acetone, and ammonia. However, there are also some chemicals produced in our body that seem to deflect mosquitoes, including octanal, nonanal, and decanal.

In the video it show why mosquitoes like to bite us, turns out its because mosquitoes are more attract to some people. In some research that has identified particular spots on DNA. From the experiment Y-Tube test, was actually discovered that the basis for our attarctiveness to mosquitoes is at least partially genetics. It has something to do with odor or the volatile chemicals that our bodies give off, due to microbiome, the bacteria on our skin. One of the main signals that mosquitoes like to follow is carbon dioxide, so that means if you have higher metabolism, or if you've just been exercising, or if you're bigger person, or even if you're pregnant it most likely attarct mosquitoes.

Mosquitoes bite and suck blood for reproduction. Though male mosquitoes only eat flower nectar, female mosquitoes eat both flower nectar and blood. The females need the protein in blood to develop eggs. Not only can mosquitoes carry diseases that afflict humans, but they also can transmit several diseases and parasites that dogs and horses are very susceptible to. These include dog heart worms, eastern equine encephalitis and West Nile virus. The general consensus of demographers is that about 108 billion human beings have ever lived, and that mosquito-borne diseases have killed close to half—52 billion people, the majority of them young children.

In conclusion, mosquito bites itch due to the body's immune response to substances in mosquito saliva. This immune response involves the release of histamines, which cause itchiness and inflammation. Two key details supporting this conclusion are: 1. Mosquito saliva contains proteins and enzymes that prevent blood clotting and aid in feeding, but they are recognized as foreign by the immune system. 2. The immune system releases histamines in response to mosquito saliva, which leads to increased blood flow, inflammation, and itching. In my opinion, understanding why mosquito bites itch is important for finding effective remedies and preventive measures. Itching from mosquito bites can be uncomfortable and can lead to scratching.