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Many have heard of the malaria mosquito, but not everyone knows enough about this dangerous insect. Where does it live and what does it look like? Are there differences between the common, familiar squeakers and the anopheles mosquito? Where is this species most commonly found, and how can you protect yourself from its bite? What should you do if you do experience an unpleasant encounter? We'll answer these and other questions about the malaria mosquito right now.

I'm sure you've experienced how unpleasant mosquito bites can be. The most harmless consequences of contact with these insects are swelling and redness, accompanied by unbearable itching. Even adults don't enjoy them. However, bites can be a problem for children: babies under one year old are often fussy and have trouble sleeping. Older children, by scratching the bites, can introduce an infection and worsen the situation. Today, there are many ways to protect children. If you take care in advance, such problems will not arise.

The appearance of insects in the bathroom or kitchen is hardly a pleasant surprise. And if the tiny arthropod is also nimble, with a ton of strange appendages, sharing your home with them is definitely not a good idea. Silverfish can be one such unpleasant "neighbor." To understand how to get rid of this uninvited guest, or better yet, prevent its arrival, let's learn what this insect is and what remedies can make your apartment uninhabitable.

The onion fly appears harmless, but in reality, it's a pest that causes irreparable damage to crops. Its larvae can destroy onions, garlic, and lettuce. Bulbous flowers are also at risk. At the first sign of plant infestation, begin pest control.

Most people are disgusted by the earwig insect: legs, antennae, and a menacing, forked stinger protruding from behind. Few people want to see one in their own home or garage. Given the myths surrounding earwigs, an encounter can evoke not only disgust but also fear. Let's try to understand the dangers of earwigs and how to protect your home and outbuildings from them.