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CMV: Humanity should make a concerted effort to obliterate mosquitoes from existence

Mosquitoes are nasty insects. Parasites with a capital "P" in the truest sense. Not only are they drawing blood out of humans to feast on sugars in our blood, they are also potentially injecting diseases into us to. So not only are you being left with a nasty histamine reaction to the bite, but you are also possibly contracting malaria or other tropical diseases. 

Humanity has driven many species to extinction, and will only continue to based on our overall indifference towards environmental issues. However, this pest in mosquitoes continue to be a menace to humanity and other wildlife. As such, I feel we should use our extinction capabilities to obliterate them from Earth's ecosystems entirely. 

I doubt they will be missed. Sure, species of amphibians, fish, and birds may lose one food source, but I have never heard of a species whose insect-based diet is entirely mosquitoes. I also know humans have hijacked mosquitoes disease spreading capability to combat disease spread. Those are cool and all, but do they counterbalance the harms mosquitoes cause? There is no reason we can't eradicate this pest for good. 

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Mosquitos are pretty terrible, but they do have a purpose too. They serve important functions in numerous ecosystems, serving as food for many species, helping filter detritus for plant life to thrive, pollinating flowers, and even affecting the herding paths of caribou in the tundra. 

There's also some hope that mosquito saliva may have some potential use for the treatment of the No. 1 worldwide killer of humans: cardiovascular disease. One promising application is the development of anticlotting drugs, such as clotting inhibitors and capillary dilators.


They're pretty bad, but there's some good things they do too, even if it's just as food for other animals and insects, or potential medical applications.