 Asian Tiger Mosquito The Asian Tiger mosquito is a vector (carrier) of Dengue Fever, and a potential carrier of Yellow Fever, encephalitis, and heartworm in pets. After first being found in Houston, TX, this mosquito species has quickly spread to other areas within the US. It is believed to have been brought into the U.S. via shipments of old tires from Asia. | | Geography After first being found in Houston, TX, this mosquito species has quickly spread to other areas within the US. It is believed to have been brought into the U.S. via shipments of old tires from Asia. It began to spread throughout southern regions, then eastern regions, and so forth in the U.S. often by the mosquito “hitchhiking” on a vehicle to a new location. Currently, it can be found in more than 30 states, with more states reporting the mosquito, including Pennsylvania in 2008. Protect your family, pets and guests from disease-carrying mosquitoes with a Mosquito Magnet® trap - the leading long-term, scientifically proven mosquito control solution | |
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