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          Researchers Found Large Mosquitoes

Researchers have found the world's largest mosquito in Sichuan province, China. Each wing of the mosquito has a length of 8.5 cm. It has been reported. In this regard, Zhou Li, head of the West China Pest Museum, said the mosquito is the largest species of mosquito in the world, Halorussia mikado. The mosquito was poisoned while traveling on a field in August last year. It was then brought to the insect museum.

Zhao Li added that mosquitoes do not eat blood. They survive very rarely. Their main food is flower juice. They live, especially after drinking water. There are thousands of species of mosquitoes in the world. Only 1 of these species of mosquitoes lives by drinking blood.

It is worth mentioning that in Japan, John Obadiah was the first to discover the mosquito of this hilarious mikado. The mosquito's wingspan can usually be up to 8 cm long.

Source: Xinhua