What i've learned about mosquitos
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The document discusses mosquitoes and the diseases they can transmit such as dengue, yellow fever, malaria, and West Nile fever. It notes that mosquitoes transmit diseases to over 700 million people annually, causing at least 2 million deaths. It provides tips on different types of mosquitoes and how to kill them, such as using small pillows or conducting extensive research. The document emphasizes doing research and understanding risks when fighting against mosquitoes, which can be sneaky and persistent.
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- 4. What I’ve learned (so far)… Be afraid (very afraid) How to kill them
- 5. Be afraid (very afraid)!
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- 7. What spreads disease? Virus Bacteria Parasites But how are these bugs spread around? 1. Water 2. Contact 3. Mosquitoes
- 8. Our enemy, the mosquito… smccann
- 10. Our enemy, really? (Yes, really!) The principal mosquito borne diseases: Dengue
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- 12. Our enemy, really? (Yes, really!) The principal mosquito borne diseases: Dengue
- 13. Our enemy, really? (Yes, really!) The principal mosquito borne diseases: Dengue Yellow fever
- 14. Our enemy, really? (Yes, really!) The principal mosquito borne diseases: Dengue Yellow fever Malaria
- 15. Our enemy, really? (Yes, really!) The principal mosquito borne diseases: Dengue Yellow fever Malaria West Nile fever
- 16. Our enemy, really? (Yes, really!) The principal mosquito borne diseases: Dengue Yellow fever Malaria West Nile fever Chikungunya
- 17. Our enemy, really? (Yes, really!) Transmit disease to more than 700 million people annually in Africa, South America, Central America, Mexico and Asia At least 2 million people annually die of these diseases.
- 18. What the hell? Fear Risk
- 19. What insect are we afraid of?
- 20. Risk assessment Make sure you’re afraid of the right things Conduct extensive market research
- 21. How to kill your enemy! Extensive mosquito research 15 years of field research in Puerto Rico Damn, do we have a lot of mosquitoes! Three types of mosquitoes Dive bombers Zig zaggers Buzzers
- 22. Dive Bombers dr_relling
- 23. Zig Zaggers From future Hall of Famer Hockey great Wayne Gretzky: Hljod.Huskona “I skate to where the puck is going to be, not where it has been.”
- 24. Buzzers Most likely to arrive when trying to take a nap Small Pillow Preparation Sneak attack
- 25. No Remorse Life and death Actually helping them achieve enlightenment
- 26. Observations Mosquitoes are sneaky Hide in the dark Hide when you look at them Extremely persistent
- 27. Entrepreneurial Conclusions Do your research Go do some more research Understand your risks Anticipation Persistence "Karma is a Mother Fucker" -- Unknown
- 28. Questions?
- 29. Thank You Remember: The only good mosquito is a dead mosquito… gag street