Feb 12, 2025
they say they love insects but they hate wasps and mosquitoes
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they say they love insects but they hate wasps and mosquitoes
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A reminder: if you were taught that mosquitoes in general are useless to the environment and could be eliminated “without consequence”, then you were taught incorrectly. People still regularly comment this silly notion on my posts with absolute confidence. Our goal is reducing risk to humans, NOT eliminating the dangerous animal altogether.
You don’t have to like irritating, gross, or dangerous animals (most people do not), but if you are ever arguing for the extinction of an entire animal species try to remember the natural world is unfathomably complex in ways none of us can predict.
Mosquitoes are cool! :3
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Did you know that Toxorhynchites Splendens is a large species of mosquito that does not drink blood? Instead, they eat the eggs and larvae of other mosquitoes that can carry various diseases. Because of this, they have been brought across much of Eurasia and various Pacific islands as a method of control.
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Can newly identified antiviral compounds help stop some of the most dangerous mosquito-borne viruses that attack the brain? A research team
Can newly identified antiviral compounds help stop some of the most dangerous mosquito-borne viruses that attack the brain? A research team led by scientists at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH), a part of The University of Alabama System, has generated a new class of antiviral compounds that show strong therapeutic potential against Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus (VEEV), considered the most dangerous neurotropic alphavirus known to infect humans. The study is published in the European Journal of Medicinal Chemistry.
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a commissioned butter dish, and something I’ve never been asked for before as a subject; mosquitoes!