Find out the largest crystal carving of mosquitoes, making them

Experts say, just put "engrave" this in bed, mosquitoes will never dare to approach.

The rainy season is the period when mosquitoes thrive, leading to the risk of outbreak of dengue fever. Many methods and recipes have been launched to help "defeat quickly, destroy" hated, humorous mosquitoes.

Recently, the expert group of the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences and the University of Addis Ababa in Ethiopia have found a new secret that makes mosquitoes "run away" , not daring to get close to us.

Mosquitoes are afraid of the smell coming from chickens or chicken feathers.

It was thanks to the help of a live chicken . Speaking of this, many people wonder, how strange is the chicken to chase mosquitoes? But the truth is, mosquitoes are afraid of the smell coming from chickens or chicken feathers.

In order to reach this conclusion, experts have experimented and let volunteers from 27-36 years old sleep in bed with the curtain. Experts will place the necessary equipment to count the number of mosquitoes that fly in and out of the area.

When placing a cage containing chicken inside, insects and mosquitoes do not come near the screen anymore.

They found, when placing a cage containing chickens inside, insects, including mosquitoes, did not dare to come near the curtain anymore.

The researchers found that Anopheles arabiensis - one of the most important malaria-transmitted mosquitoes in sub-Saharan Africa - has always avoided places where chickens are present.

Mosquitoes often use the sense of smell to detect prey such as cattle, goats, sheep . and especially humans - the "aromatic meat" most. However, they do not like chicken and always actively stay away from the area of ​​the creature.

People in the Sahara, Africa are always subjected to heavy attacks of mosquitoes as they become more "smart" , resistant to mosquito repellent, as well as gradually change their habits and tastes. For that reason, experts need a new method to control mosquitoes, preventing them from raging and causing malaria.

Mosquitoes that cause malaria are afraid of smell coming from chickens.

Rickard Ignell, the study author said: "We were surprised to find that malaria-causing mosquitoes are afraid of smells from chickens. This shows that mosquitoes know how to control behavior through perception. odor signs ".

According to experts, this finding will help repel mosquitoes, thereby preventing diseases spread through them, especially malaria. From here, they will also study the preparation of natural odor compounds that can be used on human bodies - to help repel mosquitoes in the most effective way.

The study was published in Malaria Journal.