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Breath, CO2 and human handling of the host as factors affecting the feeding behavior of adult Aedes aegypti (L.) on Lepidoptera larvae.

The investigators' actions and associated stimuli were investigated as factors in the feeding response of adult female Aedes aegypti on Lepidoptera larvae. Mosquitoes, which had continuous access to 10% honey solution and were isolated from the investigators, did not feed on 8 species of caterpillars. When caterpillars were handled or when breath was expired into the cage, some mosquitoes landed and fed. CO2 initiated the same kind of response, but to a lesser degree. Under the conditions of the experiment, these stimuli were necessary before female Aedes aegypti would probe and engorge on caterpillars.