According to National Geographic, the equivalent of a raindrop falling on a mosquito would be a car falling on a human. A single drop of rain pushes the mosquito down at 100-200 times the force of gravity, enough to crush one of us. So, how do those pesky creatures survive a rainstorm? They don’t resist the raindrops, thus enabling them to easily slide free of the them.
Can mosquitoes teach us something?
Only if we’re willing to learn…
I really like it and I’m interested.
interesting.. I am willing to learn 🙂