What is interesting facts about mosquito eggs?

Mosquito eggs are fascinating because they can survive harsh conditions, including drought; some species can remain viable for several months or even years until they encounter water. Typically laid in clusters, these eggs often float on the surface of water or adhere to vegetation near water sources. Depending on the species and environmental conditions, mosquito eggs can hatch in a matter of days or weeks, leading to the rapid emergence of larvae. Additionally, some species, like the Aedes mosquito, can lay eggs that withstand desiccation, allowing them to survive in dry environments until conditions improve.