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    Speech On The Mosquito

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    encephalitis, filariasis, yellow fever, West Nile Virus, Chikungunya virus, Zika virus, malaria, and dengue fever. By now, you should know which deadly creature I’m talking about. That’s right, it’s the mosquito. Now, at one look, you won’t see mosquito as scary, right? In fact, if you see a mosquito, you don’t run away but instead, you will chase it down until you kill it. As a Christian, ask yourself, what are the little things that matter in your life? You may easily spot the crocodiles, sharks

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    million people per year, the most dangerous animal in the world is in fact the mosquito. Everyone can recall a negative memory associated with mosquitoes. Whether you were bitten in an awkward spot or became victim of a mosquito buffet, we can all agree mosquitoes are a nuisance. It’s important that we acknowledge the fact that, for the most part, we don’t have to worry about debilitating illnesses as a result of mosquito bites. In many developing countries all around the world, what we consider an

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    lives due to mosquito-borne diseases” (2012). A mosquito is an insect which lives around the world especially in tropical and subtropical countries. The mosquito has both positive and negative effects. As part of positive effects, larvae of mosquitoes are food for fish and dragonflies, and when mosquitoes consume nectar, they help the flowers to pollinate. On the other hand, mosquitoes make people annoyed and cause many diseases. World Health Organization (2016) explains that the mosquito is the greatest

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    how minuscule the crime. Humans do not always enjoy causing harm, but it is unavoidable. It occurs multiple times in life; nevertheless, one must overcome guilt to achieve greatness. The poem, “Mosquito” by John Updike, provides insight into the entire journey of committing the crime of killing a mosquito. To begin, many desire a safe haven to feel protected; however, with the help of mysterious and disastrous imagery, it is apparent that dangers are always lurking. Furthermore, illogical comparisons

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    lives due to mosquito-borne diseases” (2012). A mosquito is an insect which lives around the world, especially in tropical and subtropical countries. The mosquito has both positive and negative effects. As part of positive effects, larvae of mosquitoes are food for fish and dragonflies, and when mosquitoes consume nectar, they help the flowers to pollinate. On the other hand, mosquitoes make people annoyed and cause many diseases. World Health Organization (2016) explains that the mosquito is the greatest

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    The Zika virus is a flavivirus that is most commonly transmitted through the bite of an infected Aedes species mosquito. This virus was first found in 1947 in a Ugandan rainforest and roughly ten years later the first human was infected with the virus. Since this initial outbreak, the virus has circulated through Africa, Asia and the Pacific Islands. This virus was contained to these areas until it came into the western hemisphere in 2015. In 2015 cases of the Zika virus were found in Brazil and

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    Located in the Kingdom Protozoan Malaria is a parasitic mosquito born organism passed to humans by several species of the genus Anopheles and is responsible for about 220 million infections every year and 600,000- 1,200,000 deaths every year. The developing world is disproportionately affected which had led to some unique changes when dealing with infections such as drugs needing to be cheap, administered orally and stable at relatively high temperatures. However in keeping with the old saying prevention

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    The current interventions in place are vector control and insecticide treated mosquito nets. Vector control involves the reduction of vector habitats through the use of chemical larvicides and adulticides and of biological control agents. This method is hindered however, by a weak program capacity, as well as by the absence of well-defined indicators and program targets along with a poor understanding of efficacy and cost-effectiveness of control measures particularly in terms of reducing transmission

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    Review of Mosquito Magnet Executive Most people dream all winter about the things they will do during the spring and summer months. They want to get out and enjoy the great outdoors and do things like swimming, barbeques, and gardening. The downside is, mosquitos and other insects also enjoy the warmer weather months, which means most people end up sitting indoors rather than going out to enjoy all they dreamed of doing. The Mosquito Magnet promises to change the way you enjoy summer by eliminating

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    growth of deadly mosquito populations who pose a threat to its Tourists and residents. The species Aedes aegypti is an invasive species in the Florida Keys that carries Dengue Fever and Chikungunya and spreads these diseases to humans by biting them (Oxitec, “United States”). Dengue fever and Chikungunya are potentially fatal, viral ailments that have no present day treatment apart from treating patient’s symptoms (Oxitec, “United States”). According to the Florida Keys Mosquito Control Division

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