Have you ever wondered what happens to mosquitoes in the rain? A raindrop is, like, 50 times heavier than those little suckers. So getting hit by one has gotta hurt, right? Well, not so much. Because researchers at Georgia Tech have found that the bugs are so light, speeding water drops simply brush them aside, without imparting much force.
Mosquitoes also can fly in the rain
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*BlackFox
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Mosquitoes also can fly in the rain
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As long as they don't continue flying through a mist of bug spray then I'm good..I hate those little blood suckers.
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Well... Those Blood-Suckers aren't funny for any of us. That's for sure.BuDo wrote:I hate those little blood suckers.
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*BlackFox wrote:Well... Those Blood-Suckers aren't funny for any of us. That's for sure.BuDo wrote:I hate those little blood suckers.
Thank you, Captain Obvious.
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Re: Mosquitoes also can fly in the rain
Tasdik wrote:*BlackFox wrote:Well... Those Blood-Suckers aren't funny for any of us. That's for sure.BuDo wrote:I hate those little blood suckers.
Thank you, Captain Obvious.
Why the witch hunt? Keep that shit in Israel bro.