Here is the life cycle of that nasty creature.
First, the egg. Different types of mosquitoes have very different habits as to where they lay their eggs.

The egg hatches into a larva. This is the little creature you see swimming around in that bucket of water you have outside your house in the summer. Notice the little siphon through which the larva obtains oxygen at the surface of the water.



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