From a CNN article on mosquitoes.
Mosquito bites: Why they itch and what to do about it - CNN
"a mosquito's saliva has a quality similar to an anaesthetic, so you don't feel the bite until after the insect flies away. It also has anticoagulants so your blood continues to flow without clotting."
Now you have to wonder how the mosquito would know to use those particular ingredients so they act as anticoagulants. Of all the billions or trillions of ingredients and ingredient combinations we have on this planet, it somehow found the magic one so it could extract what it needs (our blood) before we know about it and swat it and kill it. It found a working system. I'm sure that is no evidence of design.
Pretty smart of those mosquitoes though! What will they come up with next?
Mosquito bites: Why they itch and what to do about it - CNN
"a mosquito's saliva has a quality similar to an anaesthetic, so you don't feel the bite until after the insect flies away. It also has anticoagulants so your blood continues to flow without clotting."
Now you have to wonder how the mosquito would know to use those particular ingredients so they act as anticoagulants. Of all the billions or trillions of ingredients and ingredient combinations we have on this planet, it somehow found the magic one so it could extract what it needs (our blood) before we know about it and swat it and kill it. It found a working system. I'm sure that is no evidence of design.
Pretty smart of those mosquitoes though! What will they come up with next?