Why don't mosquitoes get killed by raindrops when it rains?

Author：Eve Cole Update Time：2024-03-25 17:14:01

In the latest version of the update, Wu Games has brought a lot of new content, one of which is why mosquitoes will not be killed by raindrops when it rains. This question may confuse many people, but based on the answers to Ant Manor Mini Classroom 5.17, we can find the answer.

Answers to questions in Ant Manor Small Classroom 5.17:

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Question: Why are mosquitoes not killed by raindrops on rainy days?

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Answer: Because the weight is too light

Introduction to Mosquitoes and Raindrops:

Scientists have experimentally proven that because mosquitoes are so light, raindrops will not impact them at all. The raindrops will directly wrap around the mosquitoes and fall together, so they will not be killed.

* At the same time, mosquitoes are covered with waterproof fine hairs, so they can easily escape from raindrops.

This is the answer to Ant Manor’s small class on May 17. If you have other questions or want to know more about the exciting content of Ant Manor, please pay attention to the Source Code Mobile Game Network. At the same time, it is recommended to read the answer summary of Ant Manor Small Classroom, where there may be more answers to the questions you want to know.