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Mosquitoes are carriers of numerous diseases, including malaria, filariasis, dengue, yellow fever, and encephalitis.

Only female mosquitoes bite humans, as they require blood for the development of their eggs, while males feed on plant nectar. They are commonly found in close proximity to human habitats.

Various species of mosquitoes exhibit preferences for different types of standing water in which to lay their eggs. Beneficial predators like fish and dragonfly nymphs in permanent ponds, lakes, and streams play a crucial role in keeping these bodies of water relatively free of mosquito larvae. However, marshes, swamps, clogged ditches, and temporary pools and puddles serve as prolific breeding sites for mosquitoes.

Effectively managing mosquito populations involves a systematic approach, encompassing the following activities:

1. Anopheles:

This species is responsible for transmitting malaria.
Anopheles breeds in stagnant collections of clean water, such as ponds, lakes, overhead tanks, and underground tanks.
It is most active after dusk.

2. Culex:

Responsible for causing filariasis, characterized by fever and acute swelling of the lymph glands.
Culex breeds in stagnant collections of polluted water, like drains, gutters, and septic tanks.
It is the common house mosquito and a major nuisance after dusk, causing sleepless nights due to heavy biting.

3. Aedes:

This species is responsible for spreading dengue, which has reached epidemic proportions in urban areas.
Aedes breeds in man-made collections of clean water, including water coolers, pots, old tires, cans, empty bottles, and flower vases.
It is a day-biting mosquito known for its characteristic sharp bite.

Treatment involves fogging and spraying mosquito repellent.