Mosquitos are annoying insects that can spread diseases. These biting and blood-sucking insects can also cause red bumps and skin irritation. There are some places with more mosquitos than others, including southern states. But where can you find the most mosquitos? How can you avoid being bitten? Follow along to discover the top 8 mosquito-infested US states.
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