How Mosquitoes Fly in the Rain

Friday, November 18, 2011 - 09:30 in Astronomy & Space

Mosquitoes, which thrive in hot, humid climates, are as adept at flying in rainstorms as under clear skies. That's puzzling: Why aren't the bugs - which each weigh 50 times less than a raindrop - battered and grounded by those falling drops?

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