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What makes mosquitoes so dangerous?

What makes mosquitoes so dangerous? Despite their innocuous-sounding name—Spanish for “little fly”—they carry devastating diseases. The worst is malaria, which kills more than 600,000 people every year; another 200 million cases incapacitate people for days at a time. It threatens half of the world’s population and causes billions of dollars in lost productivity annually. Other mosquito-borne diseases include dengue fever, yellow fever, and encephalitis.
There are more than 2,500 species of mosquito, and mosquitoes are found in every region of the world except Antarctica. During the peak breeding seasons, they outnumber every other animal on Earth, except termites and ants. They were responsible for tens of thousands of deaths during the construction of the Panama Canal. And they affect population patterns on a grand scale: In many malarial zones, the disease drives people inland and away from the coast, where the climate is more welcoming to mosquitoes.
Considering their impact, you might expect mosquitoes to get more attention than they do. Sharks kill fewer than a dozen people every year and in the U.S. they get a week dedicated to them on TV every year. Mosquitoes kill 50,000 times as many people, but if there’s a TV channel that features Mosquito Week, I haven’t heard about it.
That’s why we’re having Mosquito Week on the Gates Notes.
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是什么让蚊子如此危险?尽管他们无害悦耳的名字 — — 西班牙的"小飞"— — 他们进行破坏性的疾病。最糟糕的是疟疾,杀死超过 60 万人每年 ;另一个 2 亿的情况下使人无力天一次。它威胁到世界人口的一半,并导致数十亿美元的生产力损失每年。其他由蚊子传播的疾病包括登革热、 黄热病和脑炎。有 2500 多种植物的蚊子,和在除南极洲以外的世界每个地区发现了蚊子。在繁殖季节高峰期,期间他们多于每个其他动物在地球上,除了白蚁和蚂蚁。巴拿马运河的施工过程中,他们是负责成千上万的人死亡。他们对人口模式在很大程度上的影响: 在许多疟疾高发地区,这种疾病驱使人们向内陆,远离海岸,那里的气候是蚊子更受欢迎。考虑其影响,你可能期望蚊子要比他们做的更多关注。鲨鱼杀死只有十几人每年,在美国他们致力于他们在电视上每年一周。蚊子杀 50,000 倍之多的人,但如果电视频道设有蚊子一周,我没听说这件。这就是为什么我们有蚊子周对盖茨笔记。
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是什么让蚊子这么危险吗?尽管他们无害的冠冕堂皇的名称-西班牙语“小苍蝇” -他们进行毁灭性的疾病。最糟糕的是疟疾,杀害每年有超过60万人; 另2亿案件瘫痪的人好几天的时间。它威胁着世界上一半的人口,每年造成数十亿美元的生产力损失。其他蚊子传播的疾病包括登革热,黄热病,脑炎,
有超过2500种蚊子,和蚊子被发现在除南极洲外的世界各个地区。在繁忙的繁殖季节,它们数量超过其他任何一种动物在地球上,除白蚁和蚂蚁。他们是巴拿马运河的建造过程中负责人死亡数万。而且它们会影响人口分布是一个规模宏大:在许多疟疾区,病情驱使人们内陆,远离海岸,那里的气候更欢迎蚊子
考虑其影响,你可能会想到蚊子得到更多的关注比他们做的。鲨鱼杀死每年十几人少,并在美国,每周,每年专门为他们在电视上,他们得到的。蚊子杀死5万次,很多人,但如果有,具有驱蚊周的电视频道,我还没有听说这件事。
这就是为什么我们在Gates Notes网站有蚊子周。
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是什么让蚊子很危险?尽管他们的名字无伤大雅西班牙语“小苍蝇”-他们进行毁灭性的疾病。最糟糕的是疟疾,导致每年有超过600000人;另200000000例不适于人几天时间。它威胁着世界一半的人口和生产力损失每年造成数十亿美元。其他蚊子传播的疾病,包括登革热,黄热病,和脑炎。
有超过2500种的蚊子,蚊子在世界各地,除了南极洲以外的发现。在繁忙的繁殖季节,它们的数量超过地球上所有其他的动物,除了白蚁和蚂蚁。巴拿马运河的建设过程中,他们负责为成千上万人死亡。他们影响的人口模式以宏大的规模:在许多疟疾流行区,疾病驱使人们内陆,远离海岸,那里的气候是蚊子更受欢迎。
考虑它们的影响,你可能期望的蚊子有比他们有更多的关注。鲨鱼杀死少于12人每年在美国他们获得一个星期的专门给他们每年的电视。蚊子杀了人的50000倍,但如果有一个电视频道,蚊子一周,我还没有听说过它。
这就是为什么我们在盖茨笔记蚊子周。
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