Mosquito pain receptors found to be less sensitive during extreme heat, which could nullify ...
Hotter temperatures may render natural insect repellents less effective against mosquitoes, according to a new study.
Science Daily1 日
Mosquito pain receptors are less sensitive during extreme heat
Hotter temperatures may render natural insect repellents less effective against mosquitoes, according to a new study.
LouderSound on MSN16 時間
"A lot of people think it’s about Vikings, but it never was"
It’s here, among the gravestones and leaves, that we’ve met Einar for a foraging expedition. As a man whose music and life ...
Mirage News1 日
Mosquito Pain Receptors Dull in Extreme Heat
Hotter temperatures may render natural insect repellents less effective against mosquitoes, according to a new study.Researchers found that a pain ...
Chowhound on MSN2 日
14 Creative Ingredients To Try In Your Next Bloody Mary
Looking to change up your Bloody Mary game with unexpected ingredients? Any of these expert-approved additions are sure to do ...
Technology Networks2 日
Natural Insect Repellents Weaken in Hot Weather
A study found that heat reduces the effectiveness of natural mosquito repellents like citronella and catnip oil by desensitizing TRPA1, a receptor mosquitoes use to detect irritants. At temperatures ...
BuzzFeed on MSN3 日
31 Things To Help You Achieve The Cutest Kitchen Ever
If you have a white fridge, you're going to want to check out these customizable magnetic skins. View Entire Post › ...