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Have you ever wondered what happens to mosquitos in the rain? A raindrop is, like, 50 times heavier than those little suckers. So getting hit by one has gotta hurt, right?
Well, not so much. Because researchers at GeorgiaTech have found that the bugs are so light, speedingwater drops simply brush them aside, withoutimparting much force. The results appear in theProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Previous studies have shown that precipitation canbe a real pain for lots of winged critters. Batsexpend twice as much energy flying through a storm as in clear skies. But what about bugs nobigger than the raindrops themselves?
Researchers used high–speed video to watch mosquitos wingin’ in the rain—well, through aspray of mist in the lab. They saw that when a skeeter and a water droplet meet, the insectbasically hitches a ride for a bit before peeling away off unharmed.
So the bugs go with the flow and offer little resistance. And the drop slows only slightly, keeping its kinetic energy rather than blasting the bug. So for storm–trooping skeeters, resistance is not only futile. It’s all wet.
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