Anopheles mosquitoes spread malaria, a serious and sometimes fatal disease. They bite during the night and can make people dangerously ill due to their infectious saliva when they feed.
Anopheles mosquitoes are carriers of malaria, transmitting the fatal disease to humans. Insecticides and effective management can help reduce their numbers and prevalence of malaria.
Anopheles is a genus of mosquito known to spread malaria parasites via their bites. They are found worldwide and can be identified by the distinctive black & white pattern on their wings.
Anopheles mosquitoes are a genus of mosquito responsible for transmitting the malaria parasite to humans. They have black and white stripes on their body and long antennae.
Anopheles is a type of mosquito that acts as the main vector in transmitting malaria to humans. The female mosquitoes feed on human blood and spread the parasite causing the disease.