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Mosquito Quick Facts
- Adult mosquitoes can fly at up to 25 mph.
- Adult mosquitoes can maneuver up, down, sideways and backwards.
- Males mosquitoes can live from 10 to 60 days and females can live up to 5 months or more depending on predator pressures.
- According to the World Health Organization (WHO) mosquitoes have killed between 100 and 300 million people in the 20th century
- On average, one person dies every ten seconds as a result of a mosquito bite
- An average mosquito bite takes about
1 millionth of a gallon of blood.
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