Mosquitoes and Malaria - A case study Do you know what malaria is?  Single-celled microscopic animals attack cells and feed the cytoplasm they destroy them to produce ordinary fever and other symptoms. A mosquito is an insect that has the death of millions of people throughout the world, on this note I have decided we know what mosquitoes are. Mosquitoes, tsetse flies and house flies are known insects included in a group called Diptera. They only have a pair of wings, the second pair is reduced to a time stump called halteres. The Diptera underwent a complete metamorphosis. Culex. One of the most common types of mosquitoes found in homes is Culex mosquitoes.   - Anopheles and Aedes are other genera of mosquitoes. Females of many species divide human skin and suck blood from capillaries, leaving swelling in the puncture area in many cases. In many countries there are many species of malaria-carrying mosquitoes, yelloe fever and elephantaisis that cause organisms. Therefore, the study of the life cycle of mosquitoes is very important. Egg. Culex females lay their eggs in stagnant water such as in drains, swamp swamps, trenches and shallow ponds.  About 200 eggs are placed at a time. When they are put they are pushed into position by the back foot and remain together to make a floating raft. The air bubble trapped between the eggs keeps the raft afloat even though the water is disrupted. After one or two days the eggs hatch, the larva pushes the bottom of the egg and enters the water. Larvae larvae that hatch out without legs but can push themselves through the water with a strong twirling motion. They have different heads, chest and abdomen, and from the eight abdominal segments of a breathing tube project. When uninterrupted the larvae swim to the surface and remain motionless. The cuticles in this region are usually water-repellant, so when the larvae breathe on the surface, water cannot enter and block the trachea.  While it hangs on the surface, the larvae eat with continuous shaking movements from the mouth. If disturbed, the larva shifts its stomach from side to side and swims to the bottom of the pond. While squirming is similar, swimming movements help bring it to the surface. Population. After four or three ecdyses, the larvae turn into pupae. The pupa exhales air through a pair of breathing tubes above the thorax. After a few days, pupa pieces divide over the head and chest. Mosquitoes push their head and thorax out of the pups and then pull the legs and mouth. Balanced on a floating pouch, the wings expand and harden after they are released. Adult mosquitoes now called imago have a pair of wings. The second pair is reduced to a small bulge called halteres. The female antenna is like a thread that is able to cut the skin. But female mosquitoes need blood to fertilize the eggs to be placed. # Malaria  In the Middle East, tropical countries and even southern Asia, malaria is transmitted by certain mosquito species. Malaria is a disease that enters red blood cells Single-celled microscopic animals attack cells and feed the cytoplasm they destroy them to produce ordinary fever and other symptoms. If a mosquito sucks blood from someone suffering from malaria, red cells containing malaria parasites are taken. These parasites are released from the blood cells by digestive insects and borrow from the insides of the insects, where they grow and reproduce. The offspring eventually bring disease and spread it when they feed people. This disease is responsible for the deaths of millions of people and prolongs suffering in a different place. Drugs such as chloroquine destroy parasites in humans. But there is a need to kill these insects by constantly spraying stagnant water surfaces with oil and insecticides.