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Mosquitoes

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On this episode, we bring you all sorts of cool facts about the deadliest animal on earth- the mosquito. We will be talking about how they spit on you, pee on you, and just generally make you itchy as well.

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© Cool Facts About Animals Podcast Length 16 min 28 June 2018 AnimalsFacts USA Episodic

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© Cool Facts About Animals Podcast Length 16 min 28 June 2018 AnimalsFacts USA Episodic

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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.

Listen to episode one here

On this episode, we bring you all sorts of cool facts about the deadliest animal on earth- the mosquito. We will be talking about how they spit on you, pee on you, and just generally make you itchy as well.

Stay tuned for another bonus episode on the mosquito coming up later this week, where we interview Kathryn Olivarius, a professor at Stanford, about mosquitoes and the spread of yellow fever.

The CFAA crew is on summer vacation, but we are still bringing you episodes when we can! Hope you all are enjoying your summers.

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Thanks for listening!


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