Oh, hey, it's the day drunk lady who loves your perfume.

Again, Ali Ward, back for part two of mosquitoes,

callicidology, which I think I mispronounced maybe once or twice

in part one.

You can go back and listen.

You'd spot my failures. Or let's just move on to part

two, which is about to cover all of the real life takeaways you could ever need. Now that you know

how mosquitoes find love, how their surgical mouths work, why they drink your blood, where they lay eggs, what they are saying with all the high-pitched buzzing.

We also covered if they are indeed the most dangerous animal

on the planet, and what's number two on the list.

Where mosquitoes go to the winter and why they bite you more than your sister.

So that's all in part one, go back, listen to that,

it's linked in the show notes.

But let's move on in this part two

to learn how to keep them away from you,

what to do if you can't stop itching,

if Jurassic Park is in our future.

Theoretical extinction, let's just say,

and also which mosquito-born diseases you have the pleasure of worrying about. But first, thank you to

everyone who submitted questions via Patreon.com slash ologies. Thank you to everyone

in ologies merch, which is available at the link in the show notes. And to everyone who

leaves reviews, for me it really helps the show notes and to everyone who leaves reviews for me it really helps

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