Latvians Puzzled by Fewer Mosquitoes This Year Due to Dry Spring

Residents in Latvia are noticing a significant reduction in mosquito numbers this year, with some reporting no bites. Experts attribute the decrease to a prolonged dry spring, which hindered the development of mosquito larvae.

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Cilvēki aizvien brīnās, kādēļ šogad tik maz odu

Cilvēki aizvien turpina brīnīties, ka šogad ir šķietami mazāk odu. Cits pat vēstī, ka nav sakosts ne reizi. Eksperti skaidro – odu tiešām ir mazāk, jo šopavasar ilgstoši bija sauss laiks, kas traucēja kāpuru attīstībai.

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Latvians Puzzled by Fewer Mosquitoes This Year Due to Dry Spring

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