This tiny radar laser can wipe out mosquitoes in one fell swoop: you'll want one
High temperatures during the summer months and humidity create the perfect combination for mosquito proliferation. In Spain, in case you didn't know, there are three types of these insects present in our country: the common mosquito, the Anopheles mosquito, and the tiger mosquito.
To protect themselves from them, many people resort to opening their windows to keep them out of the room or using insecticides. However, some go further and create their own devices to avoid them, one of which is a small laser that shoots at them (yes, it sounds just like it sounds).
The laser that detects and shoots mosquitoesAn example of this is the revolutionary invention of an entrepreneur who designed a small laser that shoots at any insect flying around the home. As can be seen in the video below, this device is a modified radar from an electric car that detects any mosquito flying around the room. The radar then rotates to guide the laser pointer, which then "shoots" them .
On TikTok , this invention continues to attract the attention of several internet users. Some of the reactions to the video have been: "Where should I buy it? I'm going to turn my house into a fortress," "If that exists, I want as many as I can buy," "I want one, I don't care what it costs," or "I want it and I need it, a tutorial?"
What types of mosquitoes are there in Spain?As mentioned in the first paragraph of this article, in Spain, there are three types of mosquitoes that can cause skin irritation in humans. These are the mosquitoes found in our country:
- Common mosquito: This mosquito is widely distributed in tropical and subtropical regions and carries several diseases. Its bite is characterized by the typical "comma" shape of culicid mosquitoes.
- Tiger mosquito: It is characterized by the white stripe down the center of its thorax, which extends to the head, and the striped appearance of its legs. It is an insect that can also carry disease. When bitten by a tiger mosquito, the main skin symptoms are usually intense itching, the appearance of bumps or even blisters, and also purplish lesions.
- Anopheles mosquito : It is characterized by dark markings on its wings. When landing, it rests with its body at a 45-degree angle to the surface. As for its habits, it usually bites at night, both indoors and outdoors. It is also responsible for the transmission of malaria.
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