1. Mosquitoes By. Mark Greener

2. Why isn’t it liked? They are everywhere. Mosquitoes inhabit most areas of the world except saltwater areas usually. Cause itchy infection when bitten because of reactions to saliva. Transmit diseases such as malaria and yellow fever. Mosquitoes are responsible for more human deaths than any other living creature with over two million deaths. They are everywhere. Mosquitoes inhabit most areas of the world except saltwater areas usually. Cause itchy infection when bitten because of reactions to saliva. Transmit diseases such as malaria and yellow fever. Mosquitoes are responsible for more human deaths than any other living creature with over two million deaths.

3. Role in biosphere Mosquitoes play a big role in the biosphere because they act as a food source for many organisms. These include frogs, fish, bats, birds and even other insects. Mosquitoes also help the environment by being a pollinator of some organisms as they move from plant to plant. Also even though it doesn’t seem that good. The mosquito as a disease vector keeps the population of some species down, and helps with the selective process of nature. Mosquitoes play a big role in the biosphere because they act as a food source for many organisms. These include frogs, fish, bats, birds and even other insects. Mosquitoes also help the environment by being a pollinator of some organisms as they move from plant to plant. Also even though it doesn’t seem that good. The mosquito as a disease vector keeps the population of some species down, and helps with the selective process of nature.

4. Human Interaction Mosquitoes can be used in a various amount of helpful ways for humans. One of these ways is that the mosquito can be used to help find out why it spreads malaria to humans, and help fight the disease. Mosquitoes are the number one leader in use of insect repellents. Mosquitoes can be used in a various amount of helpful ways for humans. One of these ways is that the mosquito can be used to help find out why it spreads malaria to humans, and help fight the disease. Mosquitoes are the number one leader in use of insect repellents. http://dvice.com/pi cs/mosquito_bite.p ng

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