Biology, asked by niki0, 1 year ago

Why mosquito bite iches ?

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Answered by SagarAhuja
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This saliva acts as an anticoagulant, which prevents your blood from clotting✌

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Answered by nobel
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Mosquito (arthropods),

Literally saying mosquitoes doesn't bite infact they suck our blood through a straw like structure called proboscis .

The proboscis contains six parts where four of them are for penetrating the muscles and tissues and fifth one is called hypopharynx which releases saliva containing anticoagulant.

Anticoagulant prevents the blood from clotting thus making it easier for the mosquito to use the last weapon.The sixth part of the proboscis labrum.
mosquito dose it's whole vimpiarative stuff by labrum. through this it sucks blood from the blood vessels and makes it's belly full .

But wala the anticoagulant is still in the body.

Our immunesytem considers it as an foreign innovator.The immunesytem first looses the blood vessels so that the immune cells like neutrophils, monocytes,dendratic cells could to reach the infected area and destroy the anticoagulant.

The action of the immunesytem is mostly responsible for the seviour itchiness of mosquito bite.

Additional : Just female mosquitos suck blood from animals for breeding.They need blood of vertibrats to reproduce.And your discerner is right, male mosquitos are vegetarian in fact pure vegetarian.

That's it
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