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Mosquitoes in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest are biting humans more often due to habitat loss, increasing disease risk.
Mosquitoes in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest are increasingly biting humans due to habitat loss and declining wildlife, a new study finds.
With fewer animal hosts available, mosquitoes are turning to people, raising the risk of diseases like dengue, Zika, and chikungunya.
DNA analysis of blood meals from captured mosquitoes showed human DNA in 18 out of 24 samples, with others from birds, a dog, mouse, and amphibian.
Researchers warn the shift increases disease transmission risk and call for public health strategies that include ecosystem conservation.
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Los mosquitos en el Bosque Atlántico de Brasil están picando a los humanos con mayor frecuencia debido a la pérdida de hábitat, aumentando el riesgo de enfermedades.