Question

where are the larvae of mosquito found​

Answer 1

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Mosquito larvae can also thrive in pools or even in outdoor structures such as a fountain right outside your home. Mosquito larvae look like small hair worms encompassing less than half an inch in size. They hang themselves upside down near the surface of the water and move around in a wriggling motion.

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

Mosquito larvae can be found in various habitats. Some larvae are active in transient waters such as floodwater, ditches and woodland pools. The Anopheles, Culex, Culiseta, Coquillettidia and Uranotaenia species breed in permanent bodies of water and can survive in polluted water as well as freshwater, acid water and brackish water swamps.

Other mosquito larvae may be present in container water sources such as puddles upon leaves and stagnant water within small pools.