Mosquito Larva are typically found in damp environments with larvae hatching on the water. The insect goes through four stages after hatching, each one involving feeding. The larvae are primarily filter-feeders but can also scrap algae off of rocks.

The black spot mosquito is a generic name for Aedes (scientific name: Aedes) insects, also known as Aedes mosquito, Aedes mosquito or Aedes mosquito. This type of mosquito is usually active in the evening and early morning. Among them, Aedes albopictus and Aedes aegypti are the transmission vectors of dengue fever. These mosquitoes usually have black and white stripes on their feet. They usually lay their eggs in water, and they can lay eggs even with a little water. The eggs form pupae after hatching. A tadpole becomes a tadpole after a period of time, and then becomes an adult mosquito.