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Do Tiger Mosquitoes Really Prefer Certain People?
Tiger mosquitoes (Aedes albopictus) don’t bite all humans with the same gusto. Some people might feel like they’re constantly being singled out, while those around them walk away unscathed. This isn’t just in your head: mosquitoes use a cocktail of cues to find their targets, such as the carbon dioxide you breathe out, your body heat, and the unique mix of scents on your skin.
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