A lil info..

[skylark]

A mosquito usually flies about randomly until it encounters a warm and wet convection current. The mosquito will try to stay in such a current, moving upwind. If it should begin to move out of current, the moquito turns in order to find the current again. Usually, the turn permits the moquito to trace the current to its source. This is how a mosquito behaves when it is searching for a host. Once we know this, we can look at how a repellent deflects the attack.

 

[Aces170]

And the point being ?....

 

[chic_magnet]

point is that she too hates mosquitos like we do :bleh: and wants to annihilate them once and for all :bleh:

i`m telling ya she's making her own odomos kinda repellant .. :rofl:

 

[archish]

maybe we can use this info to attract the mosq to our warm cabinet and then give treatment to kill them easily

 

[zhopudey]

So why cant we make a nice warm current which leads straight to the electric chamber?

 

[Renegade]

coz then it wont be wet.. it has to be wet too according to the text

 

[madmonkey]

A small question regarding tht info...if a mosquito was flying near a person's buttocks and the person breaks wind..would it follow tht air current or just die of breathlessness

 

[Vince]

^^ Why dont you try and find out

Nice info there skylark..

 

[Vince]

-double post-

 

[Haste]

And the point being ?....

I think her point wud be, we can design next-gen mosquito repellents using this info, like the one as described by Safin's here :cool2:
The Mosquito Mega-Catch