TheButtonJustSpins@infosec.pub
on 16 Oct 20:29
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Empirical studies show that yes, yes I am.
AbouBenAdhem@lemmy.world
on 16 Oct 20:50
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They also identify compounds in human sweat that increase biting behavior in mosquitoes as well as bitter compounds that suppress egg-laying and feeding behaviors…
Is that how anti-malarials like quinine work?
Pulptastic@midwest.social
on 16 Oct 22:58
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Who wants a g&t?
acockworkorange@mander.xyz
on 18 Oct 11:04
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Tonic sodas are very popular where malaria is endemic.
I only get bitten in Montana. My sister is from Java and she lives there and doesn’t get bitten. When we went back to Indonesia a couple months ago she got eaten alive and I watched two mosquitoes bite me and die. So funny how our chemical makeups are so wildly different.
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Empirical studies show that yes, yes I am.
Is that how anti-malarials like quinine work?
Who wants a g&t?
Tonic sodas are very popular where malaria is endemic.
My wife must be extra tasty. I might get one bite for every 20 she gets. I also rarely react to any mosquito bite. Just a small bump if anything.
I only get bitten in Montana. My sister is from Java and she lives there and doesn’t get bitten. When we went back to Indonesia a couple months ago she got eaten alive and I watched two mosquitoes bite me and die. So funny how our chemical makeups are so wildly different.
Your blood is poison to matin’ bitches. Haha