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Mosquitoes are attracted to people by things like carbon dioxide exhalation, perspiration, scented deodorants and soaps, movement and body heat. They typically bite in the evening and nighttime. Sand flies typically bite at dawn and dusk, and they are known to attack people in swarms. They prefer to bite the face, hands and scalp. Mosquito bites become a raised, red, itching bump, while sand fly bites are very small and painful and appear in clusters.
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English
United States
2 episodes
since Dec. 9, 2020
episodic
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Sand flies and mosquitoes are non-venomous insects that bite to obtain blood protein. In most cases their bites are harmless, but sometimes mosquitoes and sand flies carry and spread disease. While both bites produce an itchy welt, there are a few distinct differences between mosquito and sand fly …
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