By: turgid dahlia
"Couldn't happen have been orchestrated to by a nicer & more valuable species."
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Couldn't happen to a nicer & more valuable species. You wouldn't say that if you were malaria!
View ArticleBy: The Whelk
Exhaling on the mosquito: the carbon dioxide in our breath excites and entices the mosquitoes. Please avoid applying pressure to the mosquito, touching its wings, or touching the wire to which the...
View ArticleBy: Inspector.Gadget
You see the cast of a musical, I see the next target of a barbeque lighter and a can of air freshener.
View ArticleBy: Astro Zombie
I like how the mosquitoes are apparently glued or clamped to what looks like some sort of elaborate science fiction torture device, and teased into singing in hopes of scoring some tail, only to...
View ArticleBy: the quidnunc kid
In their seminal paper OK - it sounds pretty seminal. But my question here is: just how seminal is this paper? I've seen a lot of "seminal" papers in my time - some were literally oozing seminality,...
View ArticleBy: UbuRoivas
I like how the mosquitoes are apparently glued or clamped to what looks like some sort of elaborate science fiction torture device, and teased into singing in hopes of scoring some tail, only to...
View ArticleBy: Joe Beese
this phenomenon facilitates the mosquitoes' ability to copulate mid-flight. After which, the male boasts about having joined "The Meter High Club".
View ArticleThese mosquitoes, they hum..in harmony
TruceIn their seminal paper "Flying in Tune: Sexual recognition in mosquitoes", Gabrielle Gibson and and Ian Russel from the University of Greenwich discovered an inspiring phenomenon: male mosquitoes...
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