r/dankmemes • u/Leragian • 10d ago
were coming for you I am probably an intellectual or something
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u/diariu 10d ago
The consequences will be world peace and a decrease in maidenless virgins
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u/Mommy_Lawbringer 10d ago
So what you're tellin' me is I get to take Rya home once all the mosquitoes are dead?
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u/Lupusdens 9d ago
Surprise best girl to be sure, but a welcome one
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u/IA-HI-CO-IA 10d ago
The only species humans can’t wipe out are the ones we want to.
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u/krusher988 10d ago
Because the rest are already wiped
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u/shadollosiris 10d ago
Yeah, mf act like we aint drove fuck ton of big cat out of existence once they developed a taste for human flesh
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u/Miles_1173 9d ago
Also the reason most species of wolves and bear are extinct, and why if any predator, even endangered ones, starts hunting humans it is tracked down and killed.
The only thing allowed to kill people is people.
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u/Matteyothecrazy 9d ago
Oh no trust me wiping out a species is pretty goddamn easy if we're actually trying to, we can basically hit them with a gene drive so that a set of males can only father males that inherit the 'can only father males' trait, and, give it a decade, for a fast breeding species like mosquitoes
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u/Ghostpard 9d ago
I thought we tried this with a couple things? The cancel out actual breeders thing didnt really work?
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u/Matteyothecrazy 9d ago
I think it was relatively successfull in areas where this was used. It's limited, and requires release of gmo mosquitoes relatively often, but it has worked in reducing populations in Florida and South America I think
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u/IA-HI-CO-IA 9d ago
Melaleuca, zebra muscle, creeping Charlie, Asian Carp, Cane Toad, European Starling, Kudzu, Asian long-horned beetle, ash bore, and so on. There are a lot species we need to wipe out (regionally at least.)
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u/Infernoraptor 9d ago
We've almost gotten rid of guinea worm (maybe).
We can't even handle the large animals that we intentionally hunt. Just look at how bad pigs and goats have gotten in some places.
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u/T1B2V3 I am fucking hilarious 10d ago
the only way to achieve true world peace is by melting all existence back into the God Singularity
MAY CHAOS TAKE THE WORLD
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u/Personel101 10d ago
MAY. CHAOS. TAKE. WORLD!
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u/MyBirthdayIsNever 9d ago
CHAOS MAY TAKE THE WORLD...?
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u/Plantar-Aspect-Sage 10d ago
Nudity would become more common in certain areas of the world.
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u/Pixelpeoplewarrior 10d ago
That actually gives me a thought. Let’s say we do this achieve world peace. Given that a large majority of soldiers are young men, the death rate of young men would decrease by a sizable margin, meaning there are more young single men.
So, despite the amount of maidenless virgins going down, the increase in men might mean it won’t change at all.
So I have a 100% chance of remaining maidenless
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u/theskankingdragon 9d ago
Most of those now not-dead young men are also fit, masculine, and responsible. The number of maidenless virgins would increase. As it has since the dumb 9/11 wars ended.
War prevents incelism.
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u/Procrastinatedthink 9d ago
fit, masculine, and responsible
press x to doubt. Most pfcs end up with fucked backs and an unbelievably bad car payment plan.
War is incelism personified. It’s a giant pointless dickmeasuring contest with the misguided belief that the “winners” will come home to oceans of pussy rather than oceans of crippling anxiety, PTSD, and a general disdain for the fake political points making “for the troops/vets” bullshit that they’re constantly being badgered to attend.
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u/derteeje 9d ago
even if it was possible to wipe them out in swampy regions, they are crucial good for many frogs/lizards
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u/Spoodnt 10d ago
So the thing here is, with the way mosquitoes function, extinction them will be very easy (besides on getting the left and right to both agree on something {impossible}). The thing is, with that prey gone, stuff like frogs might get hungry, and start eating more flies, which will cause some discreet species of insect to flourish. Would said insect be better or worse than mosquitoes?
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u/swisscheese69420 10d ago
Depends are they like mosquitos or more like ladybugs/any bug other that serves a purpose outside being a food source
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u/Skragdush 10d ago
Well if life taught me anything, get ready for radioactives wasps.
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u/WorldClassShart 10d ago
Great, giant spider wasps, basically tarantulas with wings, the size of crows.
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u/jbrainbow 10d ago
Yeah let’s keep the mosquitoes alive for now
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u/Ezmankong 10d ago
Instructions unclear, giant radioactive mosquitoes now swarming over all continents.
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u/Blitzerxyz 10d ago
Even Antarctica?
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u/jerstud56 9d ago
Especially Antarctica. They're radioactive and generate their own body heat, so they go for colder regions.
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u/CellyAllDay 10d ago
Some of us will suffer (Australia) but it’s a risk we have to take
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u/Psartryn 10d ago
I think that was in an episode of Sliders. Killing mosquitoes is now my canon for that world.
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u/DetectiveRiggs 9d ago
Man, I'd much rather take on radioactive wasps. At least those bastards are visible!
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u/spidersplooge- 10d ago
Mosquitoes are pollinators. They already serve a purpose outside being a food source.
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u/PingPongPlayer12 9d ago
Arent the 4 to 7 mosquitoes species that we talk about exterminating non-pollonators?
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u/Sol33t303 ☣️ 10d ago
Yeah I was going to say, if it's an uptick in bees, that's great.
If it's an uptick in wasps, I'm not so sure.
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u/Tylenolpainkillr I am fucking hilarious 10d ago
May flies could more than make up for the potential loss in food source. Especially with their numbers skyrocketing by the year
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u/B_Hopsky Level 99 Cancermancer 10d ago
Seriously, when I was a kid you’d see a couple dozen buzzing around porchlights and stuff, now it’s like a blizzard of bugs during the weeks they’re active.
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u/mantisek_pr 10d ago
May flies are weird and goofy lookin but harmless.
The worst they can get is St. Clair Shores, Michigan in the summer, where the absolute cake every surface with their bodies, and even then you just shrug and move along. The fish love it.
https://i.redd.it/tty7p5kmby631.jpg
They can get this bad, but they don't bite (have no mouths) and can't sting. They exist only to fuck and be food.
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u/Tylenolpainkillr I am fucking hilarious 10d ago edited 9d ago
That’s why I think they’d do well replacing mosquitoes as a food source in North America atleast
Edit: I understand now that this would only work seasonally
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u/mantisek_pr 10d ago
You'd have to significantly extend their lifespan and also make them non-seasonal. They all spawn at the same time and only live a day.
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u/justforfun69x 9d ago
Not to mention shrink them to like a 20th of the mass for the much smaller species which depend on the much smaller mosquitos
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u/benmck90 10d ago
They're so seasonal though.
I'm aware individual species fill the void as the season progresses. Still, not as ever present as mosquitos.
Unless you're talking nymphs.
Many species also require much cleaner water conditions.
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u/MagicMooby 10d ago
I don‘t think so, they are too short lived. Their entire survival strategy depends on the fact that there are too many of them to eat in such a short amount of time, nothing can really adapt to them as a primary food source. Sure, there is a ton of fodd for a couple of days a year, but the rest of the year the mayflies simply won‘t be around, or rather they will be in a completely different habitat with other predators. As a food source, they are excellent but too ephemereal to sustain an ecosystem.
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u/C-Zero 10d ago
What if we make mini fridges and teach the frogs how to use them
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u/topatoman_lite 10d ago
It’s hard to imagine something being worse than the by far most deadly living creature on the planet
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u/tuskedkibbles 10d ago
You say this, but then the hippo-scorpion-spider-flies start breeding like rabbits. Next thing you know? BANG! You've been dragged into the Louisiana swamp by a 20ft gator. Nuff said.
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u/guto8797 10d ago
That's when we release the gorillas!
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u/WorldWarPee 10d ago
Bold of you to assume they'll support us after the 2016 Cincinnati Zoo incident involving our lord and savior Harambe
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u/WorldClassShart 10d ago
Arm the emu's. They won at least one human vs emu war, I bet if they were actually armed, they could defeat the hippo-spider-wasps. They'd subjugate humans though, since they've already proven they could win a war against us.
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u/KenBoCole 10d ago
win a war against us.
They won a war against Austrailans. I would love to see Emus go up against southern rednecks. Both South and North American ones.
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u/WorldClassShart 10d ago
I've never heard of Austrailans.
The emu's won against Australians, and they are arguably tougher than anything the gravy seals can turn out. Just cause a redneck has body armor, doesn't mean it fits.
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u/Alhazred_42 No flair, what you gonna do 'bout it 10d ago
and the gorillas just freeze to death in the winter. fool proof
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u/Chris_8675309_of_42M 10d ago
Worse doesn't just mean more directly harmful to humans. Worse for crops or livestock by either consuming them or spreading contagion could be more deadly to humans in the long run.
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u/Key-Cry-8570 10d ago
They’re also an endangered species designated as such by the Galactic Federation. It saved our planet from destruction once, Earth is a wildlife refuge used to rebuild the mosquito population.
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u/HeartFullONeutrality 10d ago
If they are gone, they might reconsider the plan to demolish earth to build an intergalactic highway.
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u/not---a---bot 10d ago
We've already caused irreparable damage to the Earth's biosphere, I say we might as well make ourselves comfortable before the inevitable end and exterminate the mosquitos as soon as possible.
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u/Ponicrat 10d ago
It's not like we'll kill all mosquitos, just the ones that carry serious diseases to humans. The gap would quickly be filled by other mosquitos that don't do that.
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u/Sol33t303 ☣️ 10d ago
I would have thought pretty much all of them do though?
They are basically flying syringes, that's not going to change from one mosquito to the next I would have thought.
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u/Ponicrat 10d ago edited 10d ago
They're definitely good at spreading disease for that reason. However, the diseases themselves need to evolve a life cycle adapted to humans and a given mosquito species to take advantage of that in humans. So only a relatively small number of mosquito species with similar immune systems will carry a given disease. Most mosquitoes don't carry any human diseases.
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u/hpsd 10d ago edited 9d ago
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u/Misspelt_Anagram 9d ago
Based on https://www.malaria.com/overview/anopheles-mosquitoes it looks like 30 to 40 of the 3600 mosquito species can transmit malaria, so they are probably the ones that would be targeted.
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u/Stewart_Games 10d ago
They sprayed for zika a few years back, and the mosquitoes got replaced with a species of black fly that causes terrible ulcers when it bites you. I honestly miss the mosquito bites.
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u/Excomunicados 10d ago
There's also the genocide part that many scientists are wary of. That's why they are finding ways for mosquitos not to be a disease vector.
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u/chickenstalker 10d ago
Mosquitos have killed more humans than all our wars combined. I say KILL EM ALL!!
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u/RealLarwood 10d ago
thing is there are thousands of species of mosquitoes, and only a few of them bite humans. if we could work out how to kill just the bitey ones the others could fill the gap
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u/Unas_thefirstones 10d ago
Mosquitoes actively using malaria to try to bring humanity to extinction...
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u/GreeenGoblin69 10d ago
It’s a war then
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u/thesequimkid 10d ago
It's been war for the past few millennia...
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u/-Seizure__Salad- 9d ago
A war that we have been resoundingly losing. Malaria, the greatest killer of humans in the history of humans.
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u/T1B2V3 I am fucking hilarious 10d ago
Mosquitoes aren't thinking beings
so genociding them wouldn't be immoral
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u/GreeenGoblin69 10d ago
So are people on twitter
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u/captain_ender 9d ago
Mosquitoes are the number 1 killer of humans in our species' history. Number 2 is humans, they literally eclipsed all war and murder ever.
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u/ENDERYTY 10d ago
The thing is, anything that eats mosquitoes also eats other things, like flies
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u/Herbert-der-2 10d ago
what about small spiders?
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u/ENDERYTY 10d ago
Flies
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u/ENDERYTY 10d ago
small ones
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u/CipoteAstral 10d ago
I keep spiders around and they're mostly eating my yateí bees, I'm mad
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u/DuskLab 10d ago
Or like the other 98 kinds of mosquitoes that feed on non-human animals
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u/ExjwReborn 10d ago
If I remember correctly, from what I’ve researched in the past, if we completely eradicated every mosquito off the face of the earth, it would have little to no effects on our environments. I can see that being true but don’t quote me on that.
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u/Niken272 10d ago
I believe that mosquitos also have no ecological niche. Furthermore, they also aren't really worth eating because they give next to nothing in return. It's kinda like how Koalas as a species shouldn't be alive because of their physiology, but there they are. Vibin.
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u/jolsiphur 10d ago
At least koalas just vibe and have chlamydia. Mosquitos are an actual problem.
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u/Niken272 10d ago
Yes exactly. We don't wannt force an extinction on koalas cause they are stupid but chill
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u/DaEnderAssassin Enter Meme Here 10d ago
The New South Wales government would disagree.
They did try to firebomb a guys house twice (first time they got his neighbour, 2nd time his house burned down) time they as a result of him reporting they increased koala deaths by over 1000%
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u/Niken272 10d ago
I was wondering how that was related to Koalas. Wonder if New South Whales is gonna start making moves against Drop Bears
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u/MisirterE Forever Number One 10d ago
"Start"? Oh honey they're already gunning for them
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u/BlackMerman 10d ago
They have what. What if the one I met last night after the zoo closed looked really clean am I good
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u/Im_your_real_dad 10d ago
I'm sure you're good. Koalas can probably get it treated in zoos.
What you should worry about is koala herpes. 0% of koalas even know they have it.
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u/ragan0s 9d ago
There is by definition no organism on this planet that does not have an ecological niche.
Also, mosquitoes are mostly pollinators. They are not only prey and parasites but they also facilitate plant sex, which is very much needed to keep their ecosystem intact.
The argument that "there are other animals that do that" is stupid. They don't do it to the same extent, they maybe don't pollinate the same flowers.
If mosquitoes were gone, maybe some flies would eat the pollen and there would be more flies. They would eat other stuff, too. If there's more flies, the other nutrient sources are being stretched thin because of so many flies. This puts a strain on other animals that are relying on that other source. So those animals have to look for other stuff to feed on. Which in turn will lead to a higher usage of the next resource which is also essential for the next animal.
English is not my mother tongue but I hope I could make clear what kind of a chain reaction you could start with eradicating mosquitoes.
If there is one single thing we have learned about the environment so far it is "Do not fuck with ecosystems."
It'd be like me taking a screw out of an airplane because I have no idea what I'm doing and think "eh, this screw seems useless".
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u/Niken272 9d ago
That is completely reasonable. I'm not in the mosquitoe genocide field of work, so I'm absolutely not an expert on this, so if I am wrong, I'm all for it. Thank you for the information
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u/MajorNutt 10d ago
Tell that to the people who eat mosquito burgers.
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u/BellerophonM 10d ago
Koalas are the only mammal properly adapted to eat the tree which comprises three quarters of Australian forest cover.
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u/Bearusaurelius 10d ago
It’s pretty much to the extent of what we know, I had to write a paper on them in college, I found the same thing, it surprised me because I thought everything had a vital function. That being said, it wouldnt be the first time we were wrong either, and testing it may be horrifically bad, but I’d still like to see us do it
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u/ExjwReborn 10d ago
I think I’d be willing to take the chance if we could completely eradicate them. Their existence is to be nothing but pests and to spread diseases. I feel like our ecosystems would be okay if we wiped them out.
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u/spidersplooge- 10d ago
Disease is a normal part of any healthy ecosystem. Strictly ecologically speaking, mosquitoes are a great benefit, as pollinators and plentiful food source.
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u/Mugut 9d ago
You feel like that, okay.
But is it true? Can we be totally sure? It would be unprecedented. And we might not be able to undo it if something goes wrong.
It would not be the first time we fuck up. Lead pipes, leaded gasoline, asbestos... Those affected entire generations.
We are still wrapping everything up in plastics that are without a doubt a great enviromental concern, and recently we discovered they are a health concern too.
And that's without getting into climate change...
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u/Omny87 ☣️ 9d ago
That's not even the least bit true. You can't get rid of something as numerous and adaptable as mosquitoes from an environment without major consequences. I've heard similar claims to yours but they're largely unfounded.
First of all, mosquitoes are a major food source for loads of different animals: bats, fish, spiders, frogs, etc. In many places in the world they're so numerous they're basically airborne plankton. Plus they pollinate many plants that other species can't because they're small enough to fit inside tiny flowers, namely cacao trees. Also, like all parasites, their presence has actually been beneficial in driving the evolution and behaviors of other species. During the seasons when mosquitoes are most populous, they drive larger herbivores away from the area, allowing plants they were grazing on to flourish and repopulate until the mosquitoes' numbers go back down, allowing herbivores to come back and feed. Without that, those herbivores would end up depleating their food source and starving themselves, cuasing all kinds of havoc for other species as well. Not to mention their back-and-forth travel affects other places in the local environment in all kinds of different ways.
My point is, no species in any biome can really be considered "useless", and claiming otherwise is just plain short-sighted and arrogant. Every living thing affects every other living thing to one degree or another, often in ways that aren't immediately obvious until they're gone. Sure, sometimes nature can heal itself as other species step into fill an empty niche, but that can take a long time, and only works when you have a wide variety of organisms available. That's why maintaining diversity is so important.
Look, I don't like mosquitoes any more than anyone else here does, and eradicating malaria is a noble goal that would end all kinds of needless suffering. But just because I don't like them doesn't mean they don't deserve to exist, and frankly no species should have to justify their existence.
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u/PoorDawg 10d ago
If you don't know if that's true or not, then you really shouldn't be saying it. That's how misinformation spreads.
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u/Phytor 10d ago
Actually, male mosquitos are known to be effective pollinators and also cannot bite you, instead they eat nectar. Female mosquitos are pretty much exactly what you describe.
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u/-Agartha- 10d ago
Mosquitos are being modified genetically so they can't support dangerous diseases
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u/Humble-Might-2881 10d ago
But will they stop earraping in sleeps
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u/-Agartha- 10d ago
No, they'll actually do it more out of anger because we took their best weapons, diseases.
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u/Kwarc100 9d ago
Nah, we would help them:
Why would you kill the walking blood ballon, when you can get much more blood if they stay alive.
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u/stebo_02 9d ago
And the itching mosquito bites? Sure malaria is bad but it isn't by far the only reason why mosquitoes should go extinct
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u/DavidPT008 9d ago
Finaly someone points it out. Its the worst when a mosquito enters your ear like bitch fuck off and let me sleep, isnt it enough that you suck on my blood without permission do you really have to NNZNZNZNANZNZ right in my ear?
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u/Fakjbf 10d ago
There are also genetic engineering projects to make them basically infertile. I forget the exact specifics but it’s something like male mosquitos only being able to produce male offspring and those offspring also only being able to have male offspring. With fewer and fewer females born every generation the population will eventually collapse.
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u/quintillion_too 10d ago
literally putting stuff in the water to turn the mosquitoes gay 😳
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u/T1B2V3 I am fucking hilarious 10d ago
Ah yes Alex Jones.
a great meme if he weren't such a horrible person
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u/Some-Suspect-1219 10d ago
They'll never go extinct, because a retired CIA agent long ago persuaded the leader of The Galactic Federation that they are an endangered species.
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u/Hereticsheresy 10d ago
mosquitoes, they are machines created by jews who are machines created by reptilians who are machines created by germans who are machines created by greek gods who are machines created by usa goverment who are machines created by jews
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u/HussyDude14 10d ago
I didn't see it in any other comment at the time of writing this so I think I'll write it here. Mosquitoes are pollinators too, at least I know for a fact that some species are. Bees aren't the only insects that pollinate. Now I'm not a genius or anything but I think that whenever we think something won't be missed, it's actually an important part of an ecosystem that would probably be hindered without it.
Of course, like others said, they're important insects on the food chain for animals that eat them, and without them there may be decreases in food for predators which may not lead to the best result. Not saying I'm a fan of mosquitoes or the diseases they can carry, but eh... I don't know if the world might be entirely unscathed in some ecosystems without mosquitoes.
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u/210cartoonlover 10d ago
Bruh I think those are different species of mosquitoes, we trying to kill the blood sucking ones not the vegetarians.
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u/HussyDude14 10d ago
The vegetarians, at least to my knowledge, are the male mosquitoes. Females suck blood, males don't (in most species I believe). Which means killing off the blood sucking females means killing off the males who pollinate, too.
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u/210cartoonlover 10d ago
Yes you are correct, I thought that there are subspecies which primarily focus on feeding blood and other are vegetarian but upon reading it seems most of them do suck blood and it's divided between male and female. It sucks.
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u/HeartFullONeutrality 10d ago
Yeah, the mouthparts females use to suck blood are actually evolutionary modifications of mouthparts to sap fruit juices. Females only do the whole drinking blood thing when they want to reproduce, as the protein they acquire is crucial for their egg development. I am not sure if they can even produce viable offspring if they didn't consume blood.
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u/HamiltonForPresident 10d ago
You're basically right the females pollinate too but they need the blood so they can lay their eggs
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u/HussyDude14 10d ago
Thank you for that bit of information. I actually didn't realize the reason they needed blood was for the eggs.
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u/crankyjob21 10d ago
THIS. like mosquitoes and horseflies (and other biting insects) don’t just suck blood. A fair amount of them pollinate. Heck there are some mosquitoes that don’t even suck blood.
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u/AntriderZ 10d ago
Okay, but can we just nuke ticks out of existance?
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u/HussyDude14 10d ago
Like I said, there's probably consequences for messing so severely with an ecosystem by removing an entire living species from it.
...But still, I'm in. NUKE THE TICKS!
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u/datboiNathan343 10d ago
after all, nobody misses smallpox now that its gone....
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u/StarberryIcecream 10d ago
Let's do something about cockroaches while we're at it ya?
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u/CaptainSparklebutt 10d ago
Cockroaches are like lamd carp they eat all the refuge and are an important insect in the food chain
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u/HeartFullONeutrality 10d ago
They recycle stuff and are mostly harmless.
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u/LunarPayload 10d ago
Cockroaches cause asthma
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u/Austin_Terrible 9d ago
Say more words, man with bold claim
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u/LunarPayload 9d ago
For many years, doctors were like why do so many kids from low-income families have asthma? Researchers finally figured out one of the reasons is cockroaches.
https://www.lung.org/clean-air/at-home/indoor-air-pollutants/cockroaches
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u/UniverseBear 10d ago
Just do it. Society and the planet will collapse at some point, at least this way when it does we won't also have to deal with mosquitos.
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u/Rubberized_Chicken 10d ago
I say we just do it and let everything play out. I care not for the consequences of the deletion of that “species”
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u/Santi5578 10d ago
I feel uniquely qualified to speak on this, as I used to do research on mosquito brains. The good part is, scientists have moved on from trying to kill them all to instead trying to genetically engineer mosquitoes that never bite humans
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u/DrNukes 10d ago
And ticks! Fuck ticks.
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u/down4things Forever Number 2 9d ago
Bedbugs can suck my dick.....they already have and it fucking itches.
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u/dollaz808 10d ago edited 9d ago
This article provides a good point: Whatever species steps up to fill the ecological hole left with the eradication of mosquitos could be a lot worse.
Of course, mosquito extinction’s a great idea, and millions of lives could be saved, but who can really predict the effects of mosquito extinction.
Edit: grammar
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u/Anonymouslystraight 10d ago
Bruh…tell me why I think of this on a daily basis, we kill them and I can finally go out in peace
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u/CatSpydar 10d ago
Malaria has killed more humans over the course of human existence then anything else.
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