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In a room full of people, mosquitoes choose and optimize their targets.
They might bite everyone at first, but eventually settle on one person—usually the most inactive person in the room with the best blood.
That person leaves with 5 - 10 bites while their peers in the same room leave with less than two bites each.
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When you swat a mosquito away, does it give up or come back to bite you?
Mosquitoes don't know shame. They aren't fazed by failure, which allows them to experience multiple successes (bites) after a setback.
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Singapore's mosquitoes are too quick to kill—they fly, bite, and move on quickly.
Meanwhile, India's mosquitoes are huge—some of them are almost 1cm long.
Perhaps because of their weight, they also fly much slower, making themselves easy targets for human hands.
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Mosquitoes are insanely successful at what they do—they're even considered a disease vector! This is a breakdown of the main contributors to their success.
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