Again that's just someone elses point of viewplus that is a book of world reconds not science. You can not rightly say that the mozzy directly causes the death.
Also If we're talking about the most dangerous animal then it can only be established by the threat posed by an atypical specimen.
As only female mossies do the biting then you can't attribute the species as a whole to being the most dangerous.
(Also If we're talking about the most dangerous animal then it can only be established by the threat posed by an atypical specimen.
As only female mossies do the biting then you can't attribute the species as a whole to being the most dangerous.
riverghost servicing your mum since,
Mon 21 Jul 2008, 10:05,
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to be honestit definately is humans, but we don't think we're an animal.
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Nathanial Hornblower,
Mon 21 Jul 2008, 10:07,
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That's a givenBut we're talking non-interspecies her.
And I bet Moley's leaning back in his chair laughing at the chaos his post has caused!:P
(And I bet Moley's leaning back in his chair laughing at the chaos his post has caused!:P
riverghost servicing your mum since,
Mon 21 Jul 2008, 10:10,
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It's not the mozzie itself...After further reading, it's the malarial parasite that is carried by the mozzie... which is, actually, an animal... apparently
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LunanLad WARNING: I Contain Nuts,
Mon 21 Jul 2008, 10:11,
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It's a member of the animal kingdomBut not what I considered commonly an animal.
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Mon 21 Jul 2008, 10:16,
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